Diamond's first start of the season was the best start of the year for the Twins. This time around it'd be good to see him use his fastball just a little bit less and use his breaking and off-speed offerings a bit more, but ultimately as long as he can keep hitters off balance he'll have a chance to be effective. Here's hoping for another strong outing from the best starter we've seen from our team so far.
Romero's had a lot of luck go his way so far this season. Going past the 4-0 record, he's allowing a lot of line drives but batters are only posting a .218 batting average on balls in play. He can struggle at times with command, so if the Twins are patient they'll get base runners. They just need to take advantage of the opportunities they're given.