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Woods Richardson Recovers From Early Challenges in Loss

Simeon Woods Richardson pitched six innings for the Twins during their 9-0 loss to the Brewers at Target Field on Saturday afternoon.
Woods Richardson started the game struggling with his breaking balls and missed the strike zone frequently but improved by the third inning, settling in despite extreme heat.
He retired 13 of the last 14 batters he faced, did not allow another hit after his early trouble, and manager Baldelli said he gave the team six needed innings.
Maple Grove native and Brewers left fielder Isaac Collins went 2-for-4, crossing the plate twice and driving in three runs, helping Milwaukee secure a nine-run shutout victory.
Meanwhile, Twins outfielder Trevor Larnach remained out due to a right hand injury, and Emmanuel Rodriguez began a rehab assignment in the Florida Complex League.

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Woods Richardson recovers from early challenges in loss

Rather than conduct his postgame interview at a podium like starting pitchers normally do, Simeon Woods Richardson spoke to reporters in front of his locker, sitting on the floor. Why? After pitching through an Extreme Heat Warning — it was 89 degrees at first pitch and the temperature kept climbing into the afternoon — Woods Richardson was dealing with some cramping. “It felt like I was back at home (in Houston) in 105 degrees weather,” Woods R…

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