The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday by a score of 7-3, taking the series and moving to 28-16 on the year. The Dodgers have now won six consecutive series, playing as well as anyone in baseball right now.
James Outman was the hero of the game, busting out of his slump with a 7th inning, go-ahead grand slam, his second of the year.
The biggest story of the game, however, came in the first inning, when Dodgers RHP Dustin May exited after throwing just 16 pitches.
May’s velocity was down a bit, and it didn’t take long for the Dodgers to remove him from the game.