The Minnesota Twins ended their three-game losing streak with a 6-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, thanks to back-to-back home runs by Brooks Lee and Christian Vázquez in the fourth inning.

After trailing 3-2, Lee's fifth homer of the season ignited the Twins, followed by Vázquez's two-run shot. Joe Ryan secured the win, allowing three runs in five innings and improving his record to 7-2. The Twins' bullpen, featuring Brock Stewart, Cole Sands, and Griffin Jax, combined for four shutout innings, while Jhoan Duran earned his 10th save.

The Blue Jays, who had started strong with an early lead, couldn't maintain their momentum. Toronto's bullpen struggled, allowing Minnesota to capitalize on crucial hits, including an RBI single by Ty France. This loss halted the Blue Jays' four-game win streak, putting them at a tied 35-30 record with the Twins.

As the MLB season progresses into Week 11, fantasy managers face a plethora of options on the waiver wire. Key players like Tyler Stephenson and Sal Frelick have emerged as must-adds due to their consistent performances and favorable matchups. Stephenson has been hitting well for the Cincinnati Reds while Frelick’s contributions in batting average and steals make him a valuable asset. Parker Meadows' impressive return for the Detroit Tigers also makes him a target as he looks to build on his leadoff role.

Other noteworthy choices include Chase Meidroth, who offers versatility across the infield positions, alongside Toronto's Ernie Clement and Minnesota’s Trevor Larnach, both providing a good balance of average and power. With younger talents like Christian Encarnacion-Strand now back from injury and making an immediate impact, fantasy owners would do well to assess their rosters and consider these potential streamers to bolster their lineups in the coming week.

In a recent game against the Athletics, infielder Jonah Bride took the mound for the Minnesota Twins during a blowout loss. Manager Rocco Baldelli expressed his disdain for using position players to pitch, suggesting that the bullpen should contribute financially when such situations arise as a gesture of appreciation. Bride managed to hold his own, allowing two runs in two innings, demonstrating some surprising skills on the mound. Despite this experience being his first in the majors, he has pitched previously in the minors.

Shortstop Carlos Correa sat out due to upper back pain, which has hampered his performance recently, specifically affecting his swing. The Twins also made roster moves, recalling right-hander Travis Adams for his major league debut and sending Kody Funderburk back to the minors. The Twins are looking to solidify their roster as they continue to push through the season.

Jonah Bride's spectacular performance led the Minnesota Twins to an 11-1 triumph over the Cleveland Guardians, showcasing a dominant offensive display with 17 hits. Bride contributed three of those hits, while Ryan Jeffers highlighted the night with a two-run homer and three RBIs. Left-handed starter Bailey Ober was outstanding, allowing just one run over 7.2 innings, marking his third consecutive win and lowering his ERA. The Guardians struggled defensively, with their pitching staff taxed following back-to-back high-scoring games. Despite the loss, Steven Kwan extended his hitting streak to 11 games.

Fantasy baseball managers are urged to remain proactive in roster management. Key players to consider adding include Ben Rice from the New York Yankees, who has been a standout with three homers and strong on-base skills. Jacob Wilson from the Oakland Athletics is another prospect worth adding due to his excellent contact rate and high batting average. Minnesota Twins’ Matt Wallner has shown potential power, while Milwaukee Brewers’ Sal Frelick combines speed and average. Also of note is New York Mets’ Francisco Alvarez, returning from injury, and Miami Marlins’ Max Meyer, showcasing strong strikeout numbers.

Chase Burns, a Cincinnati Reds prospect, is a name to stash for the future, given his impressive minor league performance. Each of these players presents an opportunity to enhance fantasy rosters as the season progresses.