“Good thing with pitching and hitting”- Pablo Lopez reacts after Twins scores historic 13th win despite players’ injuries

Despite facing issues related to players’ injuries, the Minnesota Twins are still on fire. They won their 13th straight game with a 7-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. With their pitcher Pablo Lopez almost killing it in the field with his excellent pitching, giving up just two hits in six scoreless innings.While the team hasn’t really scored in 33 straight innings, this is a new Twins record. The team is currently without star players like Carlos Correa and Byron Buxton, however, the Twins' offense was strong, collecting 18 hits and scoring in each of the first six innings. Ryan Jeffers also had a great night with four hits and a big home run. Kody Clemens also hit another home run, while Royce Lewis and others added to the scoring. The bullpen helped close the game without giving up any runs. The Twins started the season badly but have now improved to 26 wins and 20 losses. This winning streak is one of the best in team history.The two pitchers, Joe Ryan and Pablo Lopez, each played in separate games over the past two nights against the Brewers. Lopez said;"You want to follow suit, You want to be the guy that just keeps that momentum going. Joe did it after Paddack. I wanted to do it after Joe. I woke up today just feeling so motivated and feeling ready that I want to continue that. I want to be on the mound and just feel those energies just take over. We have such a good thing going with the pitching and the hitting."Meanwhile, Twins’ manager, Rocco Baldelli said:"It's been a pretty nice run the boys have been going on, but I'd prefer not to talk about it too much, I'd prefer to just let them keep playing the way they're playing and pitching the way they're pitching."Also Read: Ryan Fitzgerald Makes MLB Debut As Minnesota Twins Faces Crisis Related To Players’ InjuriesMeanwhile, Bailey Ober, Twin’s pitcher, he said:"Once you kind of get your feet wet to start the year, from spring, you're able to get a good routine in, get the schedule kind of mapped out after those early off days and some rainouts, I feel like we're just kind of getting back on schedule and kind of doing our thing."