Twins Statis-Pro cards for Line-up and Pitching

Scroll the the bottom for results on both Twins-Giants games. 

The Twins are the next relegated AL team to face the Giants and then next the Dodgers. They will face Logan Webb and then Sean Manaea vs. the Giants then go onto face the Dodgers for their other other two interleague games. Below is a picture of the starters by position, with two cards on a position if they platoon in our game - though we have Gallo playing either 1st base or left field depending on the platoon. Below that are the pitching rotation and top three relievers.

Overall a really strong line-up. Pitching is weaker, but the top three relievers cards are very good, so if they can make it to the 7th with a lead they have a good shot.

Here is the line-up, including the three noted on the board start against left-handed

LU	Pos	Minnesota Starters	Card OPS
1	CF	Byron Buxton	0.867
2	SS	Carlos Correa	0.827
3	2B	Jorge Polanco (Bat: S)	0.790
4	3B	Royce Lewis	0.825
5	DH	Jose Miranda	0.788
6	RF	Max Kepler (Bat: L)	0.730
7	1B/LF	Joey Gallo (Bat: L)	0.756
8	Ca	Ryan Jeffers	0.707
9	LF	Trevor Larnach (Bat: L)	0.689
vs L	1B	Alex Kirilloff (Bat: L)	0.712
vs L	2b	Donovan Solano	0.746
vs L	RF	Matt Wallner (Bat: L)	0.694

And here is the pitching rotation - with the Ace and No. 4 starter set up to go against the Giants, and then the No. 2 and 3 starters against the Dodgers pitchers.

 

Rot	Twins Top Pitching Cards	Card ERA	Game
S1	Pablo López	3.80
s4	Dallas Keuchel	4.40
s2	Kenta Maeda	4.12
s3	Sonny Gray	4.00
Closer	Jhoan Duran	2.62
Set-up	Jovani Moran	3.33
No. 3	Caleb Thielbar	3.45

San Francisco claims just 2 wins and 4 losses against the Twins, who received sweep credit for a 10-4 nightcap win after a 7-2 win that was not a sweep (must be up 5 runs at the end of 8 innings for a sweep).

Here is the score sheet of the second game with the combined stats from the two games combined.

Minnesota at San Fran.