It is June 2, and the Twins still have the best record in baseball and have yet to have a 3 game losing streak. Is the sky falling?!? Sadly, it quite literally is. While this isn't necessarily close to me, it reminds me of a lot of flooding I saw going down to Kansas City last weekend. In my area, many fields won't be planted, and some roads and bridges were taken out by the floodwaters. Many major roads will be closed in need for repair for quite some time However, this is nothing compared to the devastation I saw heading south on Interstate 29 (which is currently closed due to flooding). Houses halfway under water, cattle desperately clinging onto little islands of ground, and bins full of grain exploded due to the water pressure. It may not be talked about much on a national level, but this will end up being one of the most expensive natural disasters in American history. Major towns have been under water (Davenport, Iowa), levees are being damaged and people's lives are truly in danger. Many Twins fans are experiencing this devastation. Let's all hope for summer to take away this significant flooding. Out of all of this, people still continually ask me about the Twins. This team is giving optimism to many people who wouldn't have much to be cheerful about otherwise. No matter what the team does the rest of the year, it has already given so much joy to its fanbase. Starting Pitchers: Jake Odorizzi, MIN 7-2, 2.16 ERA, 58.1 IP Ryan Yarbrough, TBR, 4-1, 5.53 ERA, 27.2 IP Lineups TBD Let's hope the true starting pitcher that the Rays would take back in a heartbeat wins this final game of the series. Play ball!