The Guardians unleashed a historic offensive explosion, smashing seven home runs in a 13-4 rout of the Twins — tying a franchise record and matching their highest single-game total since 2019. Rhys Hoskins and Petey Halpin each hit two homers, becoming the first Guardians teammates to do so since 2019, while five different players contributed to the barrage. The team scored in every inning for the first six, including a blistering six homers in their first 18 plate appearances — a stark contrast to their previous six games where they’d only hit four. Brayan Rocchio’s early two-run blast set the tone, and the onslaught continued with back-to-back homers, echoing a previous win against the Twins. This offensive surge, their highest scoring output since May, turned a tight division race into a fireworks display — and could be the momentum boost the Guardians need.
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