Bradley's Efficient Start
Taj Bradley anchored the Minnesota Twins' victory with a commanding seven-inning performance on Sunday at Target Field. The right-hander allowed two earned runs on six hits while striking out six batters, securing his ninth win of the season. Bradley’s ability to limit damage early set the tone for the Twins, who finished with a 4-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels.
Bradley’s outing was characterized by consistency and control. He navigated through the Angels' lineup effectively, walking only two batters over his seven innings. His performance prevented the Angels from building any significant momentum, keeping the game within reach for Minnesota’s offense to eventually take control.
Scoring Sequence Unfolds
The Angels struck first in the second inning when Lowe launched a 405-foot home run to right center, putting Los Angeles ahead 1-0. However, the Twins responded in the third inning to take the lead. Larnach singled to right, allowing Keaschall to score and advancing Kreidler to third base. Jeffers then doubled to left, driving in Kreidler and Larnach to give Minnesota a 3-1 advantage.
The Angels cut into the deficit in the seventh inning when Guzman homered to left field, a 357-foot shot that made the score 3-2. The Twins answered immediately in the eighth inning. Larnach hit his second home run of the game, a 405-foot blast to right center, extending Minnesota's lead to 4-2. This final run proved to be the difference in the contest.
