MINNEAPOLIS — The Twins have struggled with runners in scoring position for the better part of two weeks, and Sunday was more of the same.
Except there were fewer chances for that to even come into play, as the Twins only put four runners in scoring position in a 7-0 loss to the Rangers in front of 24,802 announced fans at Target Field.
The Twins fell to 62-57, 2 1⁄2 games back from Cleveland for the AL Central lead and just one game ahead of the White Sox in third. The Rangers improved to 55-66 sitting in distant third in the West division.
