In a dominant performance, the Minnesota Twins triumphed over the Boston Red Sox with a score of 13-6. Byron Buxton made history by hitting a solo home run, becoming the all-time home run leader at Target Field. This achievement comes despite his struggles with injuries throughout his career. The Twins showcased a powerful offense, hitting a total of four home runs, including contributions from Victor Caratini, Ryan Kreidler, and Ryan Jeffers. Starting pitcher Bailey Ober allowed four earned runs over six innings, while the Twins' lineup amassed 11 hits. With this win, Minnesota improves its record to 10-7, tying for first place in the American League Central division, while the Red Sox fall to 10-6, landing in last place in the American League East. The two teams will face off again on Tuesday night.