After an upside-down start to the season, order has started to restore itself around MLB.

The Minnesota Twins have a Luke Keaschall problem.

Woods Richardson detailed how it felt to get a win in New York.

Final Twins 5, Mets 3 Starting pitcher performance Simeon Woods Richardson, a Mets draft pick in 2018, gave up three runs in five innings pitched. All three scored on a Francisco Lindor home run in the third inning. Woods Richardson allowed four hits, walked three and took a no-decision. After his departure, the bullpen took over, not allowing a hit over the final four innings of the game. ...

Keaschall has confidence despite his struggles.

Luke Keaschall watched the graphic on the Target Field scoreboard show the ball nick the very edge of the strike zone and grimaced as he fell into a squat. That strikeout, which left the bases loaded in the third inning on Friday night, was part of a tough night at the park for Keaschall in which he finished 0 for 4. In his next at-bat, Keaschall swung at a first-pitch changeup, grounding into ...

The Minnesota Twins are on a hot streak despite these three players' underperformance.

The Twins emerged victorious on a cold night in Minneapolis.

Luke Keaschall hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning and four Minnesota relievers combined for four scoreless innings as the Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 7-3 on a frigid Monday night. Keaschall’s first home run of the season helped Joe Ryan earn his first win of the year. Anthony Banda, Eric Orze, Kody Funderburk and Cody Laweryson provided shutout relief for the Twins.