Official Site of the Twins · Jun 10, 2018
Twins can't capitalize on Gibson's strong start
Gibson K's Pujols looking MINNEAPOLIS -- Kyle Gibson tossed a season-high 118 pitches and delivered seven innings of two-run baseball on Saturday, but the effort wasn't enough to get him off the hook for a loss.
Gibson and the Twins fell, 2-1, to the Angels at Target Field as Los Angeles locked up a series win. Saturday marked the eighth time this season that Gibson left a start having surrendered two runs or fewer.
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But it has been more than two full months since the right-hander last added to his tally in the win column. Gibson's last win came in his first start of the season -- on March 31, when he tossed six scoreless innings against the Orioles.