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Cole De Vries hasn't won a game in seven starts, with his last victory coming on June 30. He takes on a tough Tigers lineup today at Target Field as the Twins wrap up their homestand.
Cole De Vries starts for the Twins tonight in Chicago as Minnesota tries to bounce back from that 7-4 loss last night to the White Sox. De Vries is coming off a decent outing against Baltimore last week, but the bullpen blew that game. As a result, you could see De Vries out there past the normal 100-pitch count if he’s holding Chicago in check.
The Twins designated Jason Marquis for assignment on Tuesday and called up Cole De Vries from AAA Rochester. De Vries, a righthander from Eden Prairie, will make his big league debut Thursday in Chicago. The Twins also announced Anthony Swarzak will start on Friday.
With a day-night doubleheader against the Royals coming up Saturday, Twins manager Ron Gardenhire hinted there is a possibility Eden Prairie native Cole De Vries will be recalled from AAA Rochester to make a spot start.
The Twins plan to recall Cole De Vries from Triple-A Rochester to start the second half of Saturday's day-night doubleheader with the Royals. De Vries was 1-1 with a 4.20 ERA in three starts with the Twins earlier this year.
Twins pitcher Cole De Vries threw six solid innings and Glen Perkins picked up the save as the Twins shut out the Cleveland Indians 3-0 Saturday night at Target Field. The victory capped off an eventful night for the Twins, which honored former manager Tom Kelly before the game.
The Rays lit up Cole De Vries for eight runs in the first two innings and went on to crush the Twins, 12-6 Friday night at Target Field. Joe Mauer led the Twins with a 3-4 performance at the plate, but this one was out of reach early.
With three days off in the next few weeks, the Twins don't need a fifth starter, so they sent Cole De Vries back to Rochester today. Hot-hitting Chris Parmelee will be called up to take his spot on the roster.
