Scott Diamond is 2-0 and hasn't given up a run in two starts with the Twins. Tonight, he takes on a struggling Brewers team, which has lost four of five.
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Recently-suspended Scott Diamond will take the mound tonight in game two against the Mariners at Target Field. Diamond appealed a six-game suspension for allegedly throwing at Josh Hamilton’s head in Texas last week. The Twins are coming off a 1-0 loss to Seattle last night.
The Twins’ Scott Diamond is back on the mound tonight against the White Sox after a six-game suspension. Diamond, 10-6, was punished after throwing at Texas slugger Josh Hamilton on Aug. 23.
The Minnesota Twins will try for five straight wins today against the Milwaukee Brewers, but it it won't be easy. The club is facing Brewers ace Zack Greinke, who hasn't lost in 21 starts at home. Plus, Greinke is on a 15-inning scoreless streak. Starting for the Twins is Jason Marquis.
Scott Diamond gave the Twins what they needed last night, hurling seven shutout innings in a 5-0 win over the Angels. Tonight, Carl Pavano will try to follow up with a similar performance as the Twins go for just their second series win of 2012.
The surging Minnesota Twins face the struggling Cleveland Indians as they continue their seven-game road Monday night against. Minnesota starter Scott Diamond will open the three-game series in Cleveland. The Indians are looking to snap a nine-game skid as the Twins go for their sixth consecutive victory over the division rivals.
Scott Diamond's 1.61. ERA is the lowest ever for a Twins rookie through seven starts in a season. It's also the lowest ERA in the American League among pitchers with at least 40 innings of work.
Scott Diamond was just what the doctor ordered Tuesday night. The left-hander made his season debut and led the Twins past the Angels, 5-0 at Target Field. He allowed just four hits and struck out six in seven shutout innings.
Ron Gardenhire says Scott Diamond's story is has been a good one. After struggling in 2011, the left-hander has turned his career around with a 5-1 record and a 1.61 ERA. Read about his unique turnaround, which includes an inside look at his green lifestyle.
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