They opened the retractable roof on a rare occasion at Miami's tropical loanDepot Park — and it poured homers and runs in the Twins' 11-1 victory over the Marlins.
Undefeated after a three-game sweep to start the season at Kansas City, the Twins remained so Monday after they smacked four home runs, received more stingy starting pitching — this time from remade Tyler Mahle — and again ran the bases displaying the kind of baseball manager Rocco Baldelli calls "glorious."
They also won on a night when Marlins second baseman Luis Arraez and Twins starting pitcher Pablo López watched their former teams for the first time since a January trade swapped the 2022 American League batting champion for the Twins' starting pitcher on opening day.