Rangers Defeat Twins 16-4 in Minneapolis Game

The Minnesota Twins suffered a heavy 16-4 loss to the Texas Rangers, with starting pitcher Simeon Woods-Richardson struggling through 4 ⅔ innings, giving up six earned runs. The Twins' bullpen also faltered, allowing an additional nine runs, highlighting ongoing pitching woes that have plagued the rotation and led to multiple injuries. Despite the offensive contributions of Matt Wallner, Ryan Jeffers, Ty France, and Royce Lewis, Minnesota was overwhelmed. The Twins aim to bounce back in the upcoming midweek series game, with David Festa scheduled to start against Texas' Jack Leiter. The Rangers showcased one of their best offensive games of the year, suggesting potential for a turnaround if their bats continue to perform well. Minnesota fans remain hopeful as the team faces challenges but looks to regroup and compete in the next game.