Twins Extend Winning Streak to 13 Games Against Brewers

The Minnesota Twins have been enjoying a remarkable 13-game winning streak, fueled by strong pitching performances, including recent back-to-back shutouts led by Joe Ryan, who struck out nine batters in a 3-0 victory against the Milwaukee Brewers. Despite injuries to key players like Carlos Correa, Byron Buxton, Harrison Bader, and Willi Castro, the Twins maintain momentum and competitiveness in the AL Central, a division noted for its strength with four teams holding winning records. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Guardians prepare for a three-game series against the Twins, with pitching matchups featuring notable starters like Logan Allen and Chris Paddack, as the Guardians look to rebound from a recent losing streak. In New York, the Yankees are setting their probable pitching rotation for a home series against the Texas Rangers, with Will Warren expected to start the opener; Warren has been a middle-of-the-pack performer among Yankees starters this season. Additionally, the Minnesota Twins Community Fund hosted a youth baseball clinic aimed at teaching fundamentals and encouraging kids to play, highlighting the organization's commitment to growing the sport at the grassroots level. These developments underline the Twins' current dominance in MLB and the ongoing strategies of competing teams like the Guardians and Yankees as the season progresses.