Puerto Rico natives Jose Berrios and Eddie Rosario thrilled their home crowd in the longest Major League game ever held at Hiram Bithorn Stadium, a 2-1 win for the Twins in 16 innings. Berrios dueled Indians starter Carlos Carrasco over seven scoreless innings, long before Edwin Encarnacion and Miguel Sano each swatted home runs in the 14th frame of the 5-hour, 13-minute Puerto Rico Series finale. (více...)

Carlos Carrasco and Minnesota's Jose Berrois traded zeroes for seven scoreless innings Wednesday night, but they were long gone when the Twins beat the Tribe, 2-1, in 16 innings. (více...)

In a 2-1 loss to the Twins in 16 innings, Indians starter Carlos Carrasco logged seven shutout innings, trading zeros with the Twins' emerging ace, Jose Berrios. The fans who endured an island-wide power outage earlier in the day were not only rewarded with a Major League game under the lights, but a pitchers' duel that extended deep into extra innings. (více...)

Carlos Carrasco allowed just three hits in seven shutout frames but had to settle for a no-decision against the Twins in Puerto Rico on Wednesday. This one was a starting pitchers' duel that turned into a bullpen duel that wasn't decided until the 16th inning. [...] (více...)

Carlos Carrasco will be making his first start on six days rest. He has not started since throwing a complete game against the Tigers on April 11 at Progressive Field. (více...)