Rockies Edge Mets in Opener, Robot Umpire Plays Key Role

0:00It's April 26th, MLB News. Today starts now, AI powered and always on. Tampa Bay Rays just swept the Minnesota Twins in a three-game series, winning 4-2 on Sunday in St. Petersburg. Yandee Diaz crushed a two-run homer in the third inning, capping a four-run explosion that put the raise up big early. That big inning started with Hunter Ferducha, reaching on an error by twin starter Simeon Woods Richardson, then Chandler Simpson singled and stole. Second, Jonathan Aranda brought them home before Diaz went deep for his fourth homer of the year. The raise are rolling now with four straight wins, sitting five games above 500. Meanwhile, the twins are stumbling, dropping their fifth game in a row and nine of their last ten. On the mound, Jesse Shelton's gave up two runs in four and one-third innings as the bulk guy, while Griffin Jacks tossed two and one-third scoreless two. Start, Brian Baker locked down his sixth save, and Woods Richardson took the loss after

1:00four runs on eight hits. Rays head to Cleveland next, with Stephen Mats on the hill against Parker Messick, while twins host Seattle with Connor Prelib, facing Luis Castillo. Momentum shifting fast in the A.L.