At times last week, the Minnesota Twins (11-32) looked like an average baseball team. Quality start by the pitcher, a few runs to support him, and the bullpen unable to hold on. Then there were those times where they looked inept, unable to stop the other team from scoring, and completely clueless at the plate.
Right now, the Twins need a string of baseball where both the pitching and the offense are hitting on all cylinders. A stretch of ballgames where the starters take it upon themselves and throw deep into ballgames, allowing only a run or two.