Miguel Sano

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Sorry, Cleveland. Not this year.

Miguel Sano hammered his 32nd and 33rd homers of the season.

482 feet!

The biggest series of the season begins Friday night.

Miguel Sano nearly hit the scoreboard in center field.

Max Kepler, Miguel Sano and Jake Cave went yard.

The Tigers lit up the Twins for 17 hits.

The Indians, meanwhile, crushed the Yankees in New York.

WOW!

What a bomb.

Minnesota's lead over Cleveland is now 3 games.

Minnesota is up to 199 homers this season.

This is the best he's looked all season.

Good luck finding a pitcher who enjoyed their night.

Kepler and Cruz each homered twice.

Minnesota pitching blew a 3-0 lead in the eighth inning.

These will blow your mind in one way or another.

It's the second time it's happened to Sano in Tampa Bay.

Eddie Rosario is hitting .457 over his last 14 games. That slump? It's long gone.

The Twins are now 13-3 after a loss this season.

The Twins are on pace for 313 homers...