Recap: Twins-Kansas City
August 29, 2014 at 6:13AM
IMPACT PLAYER
Jordan Schafer, Twins
The ninth-place hitter provided four RBI — matching a career high — and raised his average to .328 with three hits. He also stole a base.
BY THE NUMBERS
11 Runs scored by the Twins, the most they have managed against Kansas City since 2010.
119 Career home runs by Alex Gordon, passing Wade Boggs for most by a native of Nebraska.
PHIL MILLER
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What the Twins and Wolves have to hope for is ownership that is rich enough to fund a winner, and humble enough to let the experts run the show.
