Prielipp's Impressive Debut: Twins' Spark

0:00It's April 28th, welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI and ready for first pitch. Twins' rookie Connor Prelipp is turning heads faster than a hot B-drops. In his second big league start, the hard-during lefty when five innings gave up just one hit and helped Minnesota crush the Mariners, 11-2. 4. Snapping a five-game losing streak. He was lights out early, no hits through four innings, retiring 12 of the first 13 batters. Twins got sticky in the fifth with a couple walks, and Seattle scratched across two runs on a single in Sackfly, but Prelipp stayed cool, fanning a pair to end his night strong. Coming into spring training around 10th on the depth chart, this kid's making a real push for a permanent spot in the rotation. His debut was solid, and now he's building on it, showing he belongs with the big boys. Prylet mixed it up perfectly, sliders, changeups, curve balls, all getting swings and misses. Mariners squared up a few balls, but nothing dangerous, and he averaged 94.8 miles per hour

1:02on his four-seamer, 93.9 on the sinker, even on a cold rainy night. The twins needed this spark, and Prelipp delivered like a verse on point, expect more from him as Minnesota climbs back into the mix.