Milwaukee’s Rowdy Tellez slugged a mammoth three-run homer to give the Brewers a 4-0 lead over the Twins on Sunday. (Jim Mone, Associated Press/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

IMPACT PLAYER

Rowdy Tellez, Milwaukee

Tellez had just one hit, but he made it count. Tellez crushed a pitch from Griffin Jax 454 feet to right-center for a three-run home run that sparked Milwaukee to an easy victory.

BY THE NUMBERS

11 Games with at least one hit for Jorge Polanco in his last 13.

3 Scoreless innings for Ian Gibaut in his Twins debut.

19 Multihit games this season for Milwaukee's Christian Yelich.

ON DECK

The Twins head to Detroit for a make-up date Monday before coming back to Target Field for two games against the Cubs.

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Chris Hine is the Timberwolves reporter at the Star Tribune.

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