The series ended in a brutal and unexpected fashion, but the Yankees got somewhat back on the right path against the Twins. They scored 16 runs across the first two games, both of which were wins. Giancarlo Stanton OPSed 1.467 with three home runs in the three games, while Miguel Andújar continued his hot hitting with six hits and two walks in Minnesota.
However, the Twins are not very good this year, and the Yankees quite famously do very well against them anyway. It’s going to take more than one good series to truly get back on track, and they can start that tonight against the Phillies.