Looks like this one was called off due to rain. You know what this means though...probaby a double-header tomorrow!
Game Time: 6:10pm CDT
TV: FS-North, MLB.tv
Radio: Twins Radio Network
After a much-needed day off, the Twins have a chance to go over .500 against the Red Sox at Fenway Park.
Lineup
Minnesota Twins @ Boston Red Sox
04/21/09 7:10 PM EDT
| Minnesota Twins | Boston Red Sox |
|---|---|
| Denard Span - LF | Jacoby Ellsbury - CF |
| Alexi Casilla - 2B | Dustin Pedroia - 2B |
| Justin Morneau - 1B | David Ortiz - DH |
| Jason Kubel - DH | Kevin Youkilis - 1B |
| Michael Cuddyer - RF | J.D. Drew - RF |
| Joe Crede - 3B | Jason Bay - LF |
| Mike Redmond - C | Mike Lowell - 3B |
| Nick Punto - SS | George Kottaras - C |
| Carlos Gomez - CF | Nick Green - SS |
Scott Baker
#30 / Pitcher / Minnesota Twins
6-4
220
R
R
Sep 19, 1981
Scott Baker hopes to put his last and only start this season behind him and re-establish himself as the staff ace against one of the toughest line-ups in the league.After opening the year on the DL with shoulder stiffness, the Twins need Baker to return to the form he showed last year, when he hit his spots and moved the ball up and down on the corners. He pitched well against the Sox last year.
Tim Wakefield
#49 / Pitcher / Boston Red Sox
6-2
210
R
R
Aug 02, 1966
Tim Wakefield hopes for a repeat of his last start against Oakland, when he took a no hitter into the eighth inning and finished with a complete game victory. The Twins have had some success against the knuckleballer, and might need to again the way the Red Sox are swinging and Scott Baker is pitching.