Cuddyer was activated from the disabled list and returned to duty for the Twins, despite still working his way back from a broken left foot. Cuddyer, who has been on the DL retroactive to June 28 with a strained tendon in his left index finger, was

The teams will play a doubleheader on Saturday to make up Friday night's game, the first game starting at 4:05 p.m. CT, with Game 2 slated to begin 20 minutes after the opener. Friday night's starter, Scott Baker, will be the starting pitcher for the

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Baker was nearly untouchable after a shaky first inning in which the right-hander escaped after allowing just one run on an RBI single to Ramon Hernandez. Outside the opening frame, Baker was the shutdown pitcher the Twins needed him to be and was able

The Twins' runs just kept on coming in a 12-6 thrashing of the Orioles in Game 2, bringing Minnesota's total offense for the day to 24 runs following the 12-2 opener. The doubleheader sweep gave the Twins their first two road wins against an American

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