Kremer, Roden Shine as Twins Beat Angels
Alan Roden hit a three-run homer and Dean Kremer allowed one hit over six innings as Minnesota won its third game in five.
- On Sunday, the Minnesota Twins defeated the Los Angeles Angels 8-0 in Anaheim, with Alan Roden driving in four runs including a three-run home run and Dean Kremer allowing just one hit over six scoreless innings.
- A day after their playoff hopes officially ended on Saturday, the Twins rebounded decisively, while the AL-worst Angels completed their 11th consecutive losing season and 12th straight non-playoff campaign.
- Rookie contributions fueled the offense: Brooks Lee collected three hits and scored three runs, while top prospect Walker Jenkins and fellow rookies Emmanuel Rodriguez and Ben Ross also scored runs with hits.
- Bailey Ober, originally listed as Monday's starter for San Francisco, pitched three scoreless relief innings to earn his first career MLB save, marking a tactical shift in Minnesota's pitching strategy.
- The game likely marked the final contest at Angel Stadium under owner Arte Moreno, who intends to sell the team to Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke before next season; the Twins begin their final road series Monday in San Francisco.
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The Toronto Star
Alan Roden’s 3-run homer, Dean Kremer’s stellar start send Twins past Angels 8-0
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Alan Roden hit a three-run homer and drove in a career-high four runs, and Dean Kremer yielded one hit over six stellar innings in the Minnesota
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Alan Roden's 3-run homer, Dean Kremer's stellar start send Twins past Angels 8-0
Alan Roden hit a three-run homer and drove in a career-high four runs, and Dean Kremer yielded one hit over six stellar innings in the Minnesota Twins’ 8-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels. Josh Bell had three hits and…
Alan Roden connected a three-run home run and pushed four entries, the highest number in his career, and Dean Kremer allowed a hit on Sunday in six brilliant innings in the Minnesota Twins' 8-0 win over the Angelinos of Los Angeles.
Encouraging returns continue for Kremer since trade to Twins
ANAHEIM -- Prior to Sunday’s series finale against the Angels at Angel Stadium, manager Derek Shelton identified two objectives for Dean Kremer in order to finish an uneven 2026 campaign on a high note. “Continue to go out and use his split effectively. I think we’ve seen it really good,
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