Final Jun 27
NYM 1 -131 o8.5
PIT 9 +120 u8.5
Final Jun 27
TB 8 -114 o9.0
BAL 22 +105 u9.0
Final Jun 27
ATH 0 +221 o8.5
NYY 3 -246 u8.5
Final Jun 27
SD 1 -121 o9.0
CIN 8 +112 u9.0
Final Jun 27
STL 5 -123 o8.5
CLE 0 +114 u8.5
Final Jun 27
TOR 9 +111 o8.5
BOS 0 -120 u8.5
Final Jun 27
MIN 4 +121 o9.0
DET 1 -131 u9.0
Final Jun 27
PHI 13 +161 o9.5
ATL 0 -176 u9.5
Final Jun 27
SF 3 -146 o9.0
CHW 1 +135 u9.0
Final (12) Jun 27
SEA 7 -113 o7.0
TEX 6 +104 u7.0
Final Jun 27
CHC 4 +106 o8.0
HOU 7 -115 u8.0
Final Jun 27
LAD 5 -150 o9.5
KC 4 +138 u9.5
Final Jun 27
COL 6 +184 o8.5
MIL 10 -203 u8.5
Final Jun 27
WAS 15 +149 o8.5
LAA 9 -163 u8.5
Final Jun 27
MIA 9 +146 o8.5
AZ 8 -159 u8.5

Seattle @ Minnesota preview

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Last Meeting ( Jul 31, 2015 ) Seattle 6, Minnesota 1


Nelson Cruz is on a tear at the plate and he'll look to follow up a season-best four-hit effort when the Seattle Mariners visit the Minnesota Twins on Saturday. Cruz is batting .400 during a hitting streak that was extended to 11 games in Friday's 6-1 victory, a triumph in which he belted his sixth homer during the hot stretch.

Cruz has recorded five multi-hit performances during his streak and driven in 10 runs. Seattle halted its four-game slide with Friday's victory, combining a 13-hit attack with Taijuan Walker's one-hitter. Miguel Sano homered for the Twins' lone hit and is 8-for-25 with two blasts during his seven-game hitting streak. Minnesota's Aaron Hicks was hitless in four at-bats after producing five consecutive multi-hit efforts.

TV: 7:10 p.m. ET, ROOT (Seattle), FSN North (Minnesota)

PITCHING MATCHUP: Mariners LH Mike Montgomery (4-4, 3.20 ERA) vs. Twins RH Kyle Gibson (8-8, 3.48)

Montgomery is struggling after a strong start, going 0-2 with a 7.08 ERA in his last four turns. He received a no-decision against Arizona in his last outing, when he allowed three runs (two earned) and five hits in 6 2/3 innings. Montgomery has served up seven homers in his last five starts after giving up one in his first six.

Gibson has been roughed up for six runs in each of his last two outings, losing both following a four-start winning streak. He allowed just six earned runs during a five-start stretch before getting pounded for 12 runs and 16 hits in 10 1/3 frames in his last two turns. Gibson is 2-1 with a 2.88 ERA in four career starts against Seattle and received a no-decision on April 26, when he gave up two runs and five hits in seven innings.

WALK-OFFS

1. The Twins acquired RHP Kevin Jepsen from Tampa Bay for minor-league RHPs Chih-Wei Hu and Alexis Tapia.

2. Seattle traded RHP Mark Lowe to Toronto for minor-league LHPs Rob Rasmussen (recalled by Mariners), Nick Wells and Jacob Brentz, and also sent LHP J.A. Happ to Pittsburgh for minor-league RHP Adrian Sampson.

3. Minnesota 1B Joe Mauer was 0-for-3 on Friday to end his 11-game hitting streak.

PREDICTION: Twins 5, Mariners 3

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