If Aaron Slegers was bothered by the roster hijinks that saw David Hale added and removed from the Twins' 25/40-man rosters after Tyler Kinley was dropped, during which time he served as a well-paid spectator for one game at Yankee Stadium, he didn't let it show. He shut out the Syracuse Chiefs for six innings, en route to a 2-0 victory Saturday afternoon. Four opposing batters managed base hits, while Aaron struck out 4 and walked 2. He was aided by one baserunning miscue on a fly out that resulted in a double play. Most of the Chiefs' offense occurred with two outs already, with the only serious threat coming in the fourth inning with two baserunners and only one out. All in all it was a pretty drama-free road outing for Slegers, who was lifted after 91 pitches, his most of the season. All of his four games this season have been of the Quality Start variety, and his ERA now stands at 1.50. Opponents' OPS is a paltry .538; he's actually done slightly better against lefties than against righties in the early going.