Twins' Comeback Win Sparks Hope After Power Outage

0:00It's April 4th, welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI and ready for first pitch. The Minnesota twins kicked off their home season with a gritty 10-4 comeback win over the Tampa Bay rays at Target Field, despite a power. Outers that delayed the star by nearly an hour. Earlier this week, a drizzle turned into a full outage from equipment failure on the main power line, as Excel Energy later explained with an apology to teams and fans. Fans stuck around through tough weather, including hard rain and lightning, showing their loyalty after the twins cut payroll following last years. Playoff run, their first series win in 21 years. Team exec Tom Pollott has jumped deep into operations, from fan calls to player meetings, stressing that wins on the field are key to rebuilding hope and attendance. That seventh inning explosion, with seven runs, capped by a grand slam, proved the spark they need, carrying momentum as they push to reclaim the twin, city's trust.