In a stunning display, the Minnesota Twins snapped their 10-game losing streak against the Baltimore Orioles with a resounding 9-1 win at Target Field. Carlos Correa and Byron Buxton stepped up to deliver powerful offensive performances, combining for seven RBIs, including Correa's impressive two-run homer that soared 458 feet, marking the longest for the Twins this season. Pablo López anchored the pitching staff with a striking 11 strikeouts in just five innings, contributing to a season-high 15 strikeouts overall. Despite Royce Lewis returning to the lineup after injury, he struggled to make an impact, leaving the spotlight for Correa and Buxton to shine. The Twins' victory was not only a significant morale booster as they aim for a better season record, but also a critical breakthrough against a team they had struggled against heavily in recent matchups.