
Early on, you could tell Santana had his good stuff. He cruised through the first few innings and then gave up the no-hit bid in the 4th inning when Sosa lined a single to right.
Santana had a career day at the Metrodome anyway, giving up just two hits (both to Sosa) and striking out 17 Texas Rangers batters.
He set a Twins record and came within 3 K's of tying the major league mark for strikeouts in a nine-inning game (20.) Oh by the way, the Twins won 1-0. Yes, the offense continues to dominate opposing pitching. Too bad Santana can't hit and pitch full time, the Twins could get back in this thing.
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