LIVE Top 6th May 1
DET 2 -145 o8.0
LAA 4 +134 u8.0
LIVE Bottom 6th May 1
COL 1 +234 o7.5
SF 3 -261 u7.5
Final May 1
CHC 8 +114 o8.0
PIT 3 -124 u8.0
Final May 1
STL 1 -114 o9.0
CIN 9 +105 u9.0
Final May 1
AZ 4 +142 o8.5
NYM 2 -154 u8.5
Final May 1
KC 8 +146 o8.5
TB 2 -159 u8.5
Final (10) May 1
MIN 3 -121 o9.0
CLE 4 +112 u9.0
Final May 1
MIL 0 -153 o9.0
CHW 8 +141 u9.0
Final May 1
ATH 3 +113 o8.5
TEX 0 -122 u8.5
Final May 1
WAS 4 +155 o10.0
PHI 2 -169 u10.0
Final May 1
BOS 2 -110 o8.5
TOR 4 +102 u8.5

Minnesota @ Philadelphia injuries

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Minnesota's Injuries

Player POS Status Date Note
L. Keaschall 2B Ten Day IL - Forearm( Apr 25, '25) Apr 25, '25
The Minnesota Twins placed INF Luke Keaschall on the 10-day injured list due to a right forearm fracture.
W. Castro 2B Ten Day IL - Oblique( Apr 23, '25) Apr 23, '25
The Minnesota Twins placed INF Willi Castro on the 10-day injured list due to a right oblique strain.
M. Wallner RF Ten Day IL - Hamstring( Apr 16, '25) Apr 16, '25
The Minnesota Twins placed OF Matt Wallner on the 10-day injured list due to a left hamstring strain.
R. Lewis 3B Ten Day IL - Hamstring( Mar 25, '25) Mar 25, '25
The Minnesota Twins placed INF Royce Lewis on the 10-day injured list due to left hamstring strain.
M. Tonkin RP Fifteen Day IL - Shoulder( Mar 25, '25) Mar 25, '25
The Minnesota Twins placed RHP Michael Tonkin on the 15-day injured list with a right shoulder strain.

Minnesota Starters Last Game

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Philadelphia's Injuries

Player POS Status Date Note
B. Marsh CF Ten Day IL - Hamstring( Apr 19, '25) Apr 19, '25
The Philadelphia Phillies placed OF Brandon Marsh on the 10-day injured list with a right hamstring strain, retroactive to April 17.
R. Suarez SP Fifteen Day IL - Back( Mar 22, '25) Mar 22, '25
The Philadelphia Phillies placed LHP Ranger Suárez on the 15-day injured list with a low back stiffness.

Philadelphia Starters Last Game

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