Baghdad Bob would've been impressed. Via the Strib: “I’m very confident that with the talent we have in that [clubhouse] and the leadership, that this is going to be galvanizing,” Levine said as the Twins dressed quietly nearby. “I think they’re officially [angry] [["pissed off" actually]] now.” Like several of his players, Levine adopted a that’s-just-baseball attitude about the walk-off defeat on Gary Sanchez’s three-run homer. That attitude is why the Twins won’t be devastated by their seven-game losing streak, he said. “We feel like we have a very talented team, but we fell into a bit of a rough patch. These are moments of adversity that either galvanize the group, or hamstring the group,” the general manager declared. “I’d expect they’re going to go home and be happy to play in front of a home crowd [that’s] not wearing ski caps. I believe things are going to turn around in short order.”