MINNEAPOLIS —
The most impressive sight on Tuesday night wasn’t James Outman’s three-run home run in the fourth inning, or Will Smith’s opposite-field three-run blast in the top of the fifth.
Instead, in a 6-3 Dodgers win over the Minnesota Twins at Target Field, it was practically every time the ball burst from Tyler Glasnow’s right hand.
In an overpowering performance against an overmatched Twins lineup, Glasnow rode a mid-90s heater and devastating combination of breaking pitches to his best start yet as a Dodger, matching a career-high with 14 strikeouts in a stunningly scoreless seven-inning gem.