Nelson Cruz

Miguel Sano nearly hit the scoreboard in center field.

No team has slugged as many homers in a season as the 2019 Twins.

Minnesota pounded out 14 hits in the win.

The Twins still lead the division by 3.5 games.

These six players are the biggest reasons why Minnesota is winning.

The Twins couldn't find a way to get the bats going Thursday.

Mike Trout is the runaway favorite, but Cruz deserves to be talked about.

It's a missed opportunity with Cleveland having the day off.

The big man will bat third for Minnesota Monday night.

He ruptured a tendon in his left wrist last week.

It's the second time Cruz has missed time because of the injury.

The Twins also lost Nelson Cruz to a left wrist strain.

Nelson Cruz slugged two more homers to stay red hot.

In his last 11 games, he's smashed 12 homers and driven in 24 runs.

Max Kepler hit the 200th on Friday evening.

Minnesota is up to 199 homers this season.

The Twins triumphed 5-3 in Cleveland.

Kepler and Cruz each homered twice.

Max Kepler fell just short of moving on.

The bullpen had another rough day at the ballpark.

These will blow your mind in one way or another.

Minnesota is on pace to win about 110 games.

Minnesota's bullpen ERA ranks 10th in the American League.

Buxton's finally having a breakout season at the plate.