Twins Visit Giants for Late-Night Matchup at Oracle Park
The short version
- First pitch between the Twins and Giants is set for 8:45 PM CDT.
- The game airs on Twins.TV, with radio on TIBN, WCCO 830, The Wolf 102.9 FM, and the Audacy App.
- Taj Bradley needs one strikeout to reach 200 for the season; Pablo Lopez last did it for Minnesota in 2023 with 234.
- Anthony Molina starts for the Giants against Bradley.
Minnesota opens a series in San Francisco with first pitch set for 8:45 PM CDT, and Taj Bradley sits one strikeout from a season milestone.
The Minnesota Twins travel to face the San Francisco Giants in the opener of a late-night matchup, with first pitch scheduled for 8:45 PM CDT. Fans can watch on Twins.TV, with radio coverage on TIBN, WCCO 830, The Wolf 102.9 FM, and the Audacy App.
Twins right-hander Taj Bradley enters the start one strikeout shy of 200 for the season. The most recent Minnesota pitcher to reach the mark was Pablo Lopez, who struck out 234 batters in 2023.
Bradley also handles the pitching duties opposite Giants right-hander Anthony Molina, who gets the ball for San Francisco.
The Twins start Luke Keaschall in right field, Brooks Lee at third base, Kody Clemens at second, Josh Bell as designated hitter, Walker Jenkins in center, Emmanuel Rodriguez in left, Royce Lewis at first, Victor Caratini behind the plate, and Ryan Kreidler at shortstop.
For San Francisco, Drew Gilbert leads off in center field, followed by Jonah Cox at second, Victor Bericoto at first, Turner Hill in left, Bo Davidson as designated hitter, Shay Whitcomb at third, Scott Bandura in right, Drew Cavanaugh catching, and Christian Koss at shortstop.
Written by the Matchday Live desk from reporting by Yahoo Sports.
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