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MINNEAPOLIS — The Twins’ winning pace had slowed down in the past month and the Indians tightened the gap on the division lead, but there was never any panic in Minnesota’s clubhouse — only a steadfast belief that the big hits would start falling again. The Twins showed a flash of that early-season magic again on Monday night in an 8-6 win over the Yankees at Target Field.
After the emotional high of their come-from-behind, walk-off win on Sunday, the Twins wasted no time in making another big statement in Monday’s first inning by turning a triple play, the 13th in club history. They followed it with back-to-back homers by Jorge Polanco and Nelson Cruz.