The Twins beat the Texas Rangers last night by a score of 15-6 at Target Field. Martín Pérez (8-3) was the starter and winner, allowing four runs on seven hits in 6 innings pitched. The offense recorded 20 hits as each starter in the lineup recorded one hit and at least eight starters had multiple hits.
- 13 extra-base hits tied a Twins single-game record set earlier this season in game two
of a doubleheader on April 20 at Baltimore. - 20 hits marked a season-high, their most since June 13, 2017 vs. Seattle when they
set a club-record with 28, it marked the 57th time in club history for the Twins to reach
20 hits in a game. - Nine doubles tied for the most in Senators/Twins history (since 1901), tying the Senators’ nine back on June 9, 1934 (box score) at Boston and Hall of Fame pitcher Left Grove.
Credit to Twins GameNotes