MINNEAPOLIS — Twins hitters sensed something clicked with their offense last weekend in Toronto, though they have different ways of describing it.
Carlos Correa called it a "different vibe." Donovan Solano summarized it as hitters feeling "more comfortable." Michael A. Taylor thought it was just a better job of sticking to their game plans.
For starting pitcher Bailey Ober, it could probably be best described as a welcome sight. After the Twins gave him four runs of support in his previous four starts, the Twins propped him up with a four-run third inning Wednesday in their 4-2 victory over the Brewers to sweep the two-game series.
