US EditionRangers Rough up Twins, Bailey Ober to Win Series Finale, 16-3
- On Thursday at Target Field, the Texas Rangers defeated the Minnesota Twins 16-3, with Bailey Ober starting for the Twins.
- The Twins' struggles stemmed from key injuries to starters Pablo Lopez and Zebby Matthews, forcing adjustments amid a rotation already underperforming.
- Ober struggled through 4 2/3 innings, allowing seven earned runs on six hits—including four home runs—and issuing six walks prior to being replaced by Cole Sands.
- Ober said, "I think so, I think I'll be fine," but added if he keeps pitching poorly, he probably will need time off, while manager Baldelli called this a challenge.
- Since López’s injury, the Twins’ starting pitchers have struggled significantly, allowing an ERA of 7.07 over eight games, contributing to a decline following their strong winning streak last month.
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Twins crushed by Rangers in series rubber match
The Minnesota Twins were crushed by the Texas Rangers 16-3 in their series rubber match. Bailey Ober gave up seven runs over 4 ⅔ innings and was tagged with the loss. The bullpen gave up nine runs over 4 ⅓ innings. Carlos Correa, Willie Castro, and Brooks Lee each drove in a run in the loss. The Twins are now off to Houston for a weekend series against the Astros beginning on Friday night at 7:10 p.m. Minnesota will send Chris Paddack to the mou…
Pine Journal
Rangers light up Bailey Ober in 16-3 victory over Twins
Bailey Ober has a sore left hip, and whether it’s an injury or, as manager Rocco Baldelli called it, “a maintenance thing,” it’s bedeviling one of the Twins’ most reliable starters. Leadoff hitter Josh Smith greeted Ober with a home run on Thursday, and the Rangers never really stopped hitting as Texas beat Minnesota, 16-3, in front of an announced crowd of 23,995 at Target Field. Ober (4-3) was tagged for seven earned runs on six hits — four of…
The Billings Gazette
Rangers rough up Twins, Bailey Ober to win series finale, 16-3
MINNEAPOLIS — The starting rotation, which carried the Twins to a 13-game winning streak last month that turned their season around, is now the team’s biggest concern. Nothing went right for Bailey Ober, who surrendered a home run on his…
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