Rays Sweep Twins, Win Four Straight

0:00It's April 27, welcome in. This is Tampa Bay News today, where local news meets AI. The Tampa Bay Race topped the Minnesota Twins 4-2 on Sunday, sweeping their three-game series with a big four-run third inning kept by Yandy. Diaz's fourth homer of the year, that Albers put the race up for nothing early, sparked by an infield single, a while throwing error, and some smart base running from Hunter. Faducha and Chandler Simpson before Jonathan Aranda's key hit. Now the race have won four straight and sit five games above 500, building real momentum in the standings. Meanwhile, the Twins are stumbling hard with their fifth loss in a row and ninth defeat in their last ten games, putting more pressure on their shaky start. Pitching held it down for Tampa Bay, with Jesse Schultans allowing just two runs over four and a third innings, Griffin Jacks tossing scoreless ball, and Brian Baker nailing his sixth save. Woods Richardson took the loss for Minnesota, giving up four runs and four and a third.

1:00Up next, Ray's head to Cleveland while Twins host Seattle on Monday night.