Twins Win 5-2 Over Orioles as Buxton, Bader Homer

The Minnesota Twins continued their strong performance against the Baltimore Orioles, securing a 5-2 victory on May 8, powered by Byron Buxton's three-run homer and Harrison Bader’s pinch-hit, two-run shot. Buxton has been on a hot streak, homering in three consecutive games and reaching base in 12 straight contests. The Twins' bullpen, including Danny Coulombe and Jhoan Duran, delivered 5 1/3 scoreless innings to maintain the lead. Earlier in the series, Carlos Correa contributed a 458-foot home run and three RBIs, while Pablo López struck out 11 in five innings in a commanding 9-1 win. Royce Lewis made his season debut after recovering from injury, energizing the clubhouse despite going hitless. The Twins have now won three straight games and 10 of their last 15, showcasing improved offense and pitching depth.