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The Twins had a rough night against Oakland left-hander Brett Anderson. They managed only four hits and lost the game, 4-1. Adding to the negativity in an already very rough season was Trevor Plouffe grounding into the eighth triple play in franchise history.
Twins' third baseman Trevor Plouffe is eligible to come off the disabled list Saturday, but he won't be joining the team anytime soon. A bruised bone in his right thumb still causes him pain when swings a bat, and it doesn't sound like he'll be ready until at least late next week.
Trevor Plouffe has torn apart minor league pitching this week in spring training. The 25 year old is still fighting for a big league roster spot, but he'll need big league at-bats to earn a job. He's expected to return to the Twins split squad lineup on Friday.
Trevor Plouffe has hit eight home runs in June. He's homered in five of the last six games. But it wasn't long ago that he hit a lot of ground balls, so where did his power come from? Parker Hageman of TwinsCentric says it's all about mechanics.
Twins' third baseman Trevor Plouffe has missed a week of games because of a jammed thumb, and it nearly sent him to the disabled list. But he announced on Twitter that it looks like he'll be back on the field Friday for the series opener against the Cleveland Indians.
Trevor Plouffe homered twice but the Twins lost to the Brewers, 5-3 at Target Field Friday night. The game was tied tied, 3-3 in the ninth before Martin Maldonado hit a two-run homer to give Milwaukee the win.
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