Twins' Bullpen Shines in First Win

0:00It's March 28th, you're listening to MLB News today, AI-powered MLB coverage. Twins finally grabbed their first win of the season, beating the Orioles 4-1 at Camden Yards. Five relievers combined for 14 outs against the tough line-up in the hitter-friendly park, backing up starter Taj Bradley's solid but short-stinned. Royce Lewis carried the offense with a two-run homer, a single, a stolen base, and scoring on Cody Clemens' hit for insurance. Iron Bucks then chipped in two hits and crossed the play once, giving the bats just enough punch. Bradley flipped the script at Camden Yards where he'd struggled badly before. He fan nine over four in a third innings, allowing just one run, but burning 92 pitches to force the early bullpen call. That crew delivered big time. Anthony Banda and Cody Funderberg each struck out two in clean innings, despite some traffic. Eric Orze escaped the bases loaded mess, tossed a perfect seventh, and Justin Toppa crews the eighth.

1:00Cole Sands nailed the first save chance of the year, locking down the ninth with style. Twins bullpen looking sharp right out the gate, setting a strong tone for the road trip.