MINNEAPOLIS — The Twins know better than anyone about the restorative properties of extra rest. They once set up a special nap room for Nelson Cruz, after all.
Dylan Bundy might not need that sort of accommodation, but he's been undeniably better this season with more than the normal four days off between starts.
On Friday, the right-hander allowed only two hits and one run over 5 1/3 innings, his third straight effective start, in leading the Twins to their fourth straight victory, 2-1 over the Rangers. The win allowed the Twins to remain one game back of the Guardians in the AL Central.
