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Rosario grounded out, shortstop Villar to first baseman Davis.

Astudillo popped out to left fielder Rickard.

Grounded out, shortstop Villar to first baseman Davis.

Orioles

Astudillo doubled to left, Polanco scored.

Cron singled to center, Astudillo scored.

Cave singled to center, Cruz scored, Cron to second.

Singled to center, Cruz scored, Cron to second.

Smith Jr. singled to center, Villar scored, Mancini scored.

Singled to center, Villar scored, Mancini scored.

Astudillo hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Mancini, Buxton scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Mancini, Buxton scored.

Villar doubled to left, Rickard scored, Martin to third.

Doubled to left, Rickard scored, Martin to third.

Twins first.  Polanco safe at third on fielding error by left fielder Smith Jr.  Astudillo doubled to left, Polanco scored.  Cruz struck out.  Rosario struck out.  Cron singled to center, Astudillo scored.  Cave grounded out, first baseman Davis unassisted.

Twins third.  Cruz was hit by a pitch.  Rosario struck out.  Cron singled to left, Cruz to second.  Cave singled to center, Cruz scored, Cron to second.  Schoop flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.  Adrianza popped out to shortstop Villar.

Orioles third.  Sucre singled to left.  Alberto flied out to right fielder Cave.  Villar grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Schoop to shortstop Polanco, Sucre out.  Mancini singled to center, Villar to second.  On Gibson's wild pitch, Villar to third, Mancini to second.  Smith Jr. singled to center, Villar scored, Mancini scored.  Núñez struck out.

Twins fourth.  Buxton doubled to left.  Polanco flied out to center fielder Rickard, Buxton to third.  Astudillo hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Mancini, Buxton scored.  Cruz struck out.

Orioles ninth.  Rogers pitching.  Rickard was hit by a pitch.  Davis lined out to left fielder Rosario.  Sucre hit an infield single to third, Rickard to second.  On third baseman Adrianza's throwing error, Rickard to third.  Alberto struck out.  Villar doubled to left, Rickard scored, Sucre to third.  Mancini was intentionally walked.  Severino pinch-hitting for Mullins.  Severino flied out to right fielder Cave.

 The Twins fell to the Blue Jays, 7-4, at home on Thursday, dropping three games of the four-game set. Toronto had a five-run fourth inning yesterday, the fourth time this season Minnesota has allowed at least five runs in an inning, tied with Oakland for the most in baseball.

 Eddie Rosario recorded his seventh career multi-homer game yesterday and his first since May 11 of last season. It was the first time in those seven games that the Twins have lost.

 Since the start of the 2015 season, these teams have traded winning streaks -- Minnesota won seven straight, then the Orioles won five in a row, followed by six Twins wins, and then three Orioles wins. Minnesota has now won the last six games between these teams, outscoring Baltimore 39-11.

 The Orioles beat the Rays, 6-5, in Florida on Thursday, avoiding a three-game sweep. Baltimore is 8-3 when holding opponents to five runs or fewer, but 0-9 when allowing six or more.

 Alex Cobb will come off the disabled list to start for Baltimore. In his only start of the season, he allowed two runs -- both solo homers - in 5.2 innings against the Yankees on April 4. Cobb has given up 53 homers in 63 starts since the start of 2016.

 Jose Berrios will be on the mound for Minnesota seeking his fifth quality start in as many outings this year. Among pitchers with at least 20 innings this season, his .158 opponent batting average ranks third in the AL.

HP - Hudson, 1B - Johnson, 2B - Wolcott, 3B - Cederstrom

After combining for a major league record 17 home runs in their doubleheader on Saturday, the Minnesota Twins and Baltimore Orioles complete their three-game series on Sunday afternoon at Camden Yards.
And considering the struggles of both starting pitchers, it wouldn't be surprising to see plenty more fireworks.

Power-surging Twins seek sweep of O's

BALTIMORE (AP)  There will be plenty of games this season in which the Minnesota Twins use the long ball to win. When that doesn't happen, they're happy to go with Plan B.
Such was the case Sunday against the Baltimore Orioles, when Minnesota produced just enough runs without the benefit of a home run and got some clutch pitching from the bullpen in a 4-3 victory that cemented a three-game sweep.

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Minnesota Twins @ Baltimore Orioles on April 21, 2019

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