Twins Beat Tigers 5-1, End Losing Streak

The Minnesota Twins halted a three-game losing streak with a 5-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Byron Buxton and Edouard Julien each hit home runs, contributing to the team's offensive effort, while Simeon Woods Richardson earned his first win of the season by allowing just one run over five innings. The bullpen continued the strong performance with four hitless innings, combining for seven strikeouts. The Twins built an early lead with Buxton's homer and Brooks Lee's single, while the Tigers' Spencer Torkelson hit a home run but could not shift the momentum. Minnesota's win comes as they prepare to face the New York Mets in a three-game series. José Miranda was optioned to Triple-A after struggling at the plate, highlighting the team's ongoing adjustment efforts.