8 Ks, no BB From Christina Kahrl at ESPN for the fun of it: 2. Kyle Gibson, Minnesota Twins: While Game Score doesn’t give much love to Wacha’s results, Gibson’s dominating eight-inning spin against the White Sox merited a 78 and ranks among the 50 best starts of the season so far. The towering sinkerballer has spun quality starts in five of his last six turns, a big part of the reason why the Twins are now 25-18. Are they simply a fluke thanks to timely late-game hitting and an early tendency to beat up on opposing lefties (they’re now 15-5 against southpaws)? Gibson’s development into a classic Brad Radke-style strike-throwing control fiend could be part of the reason why they’re more than that. 3. Brian Dozier, Twins: Two home runs? Yes, it was in the Cell and against a lefty starter, but still, the guy's making a heck of a case for being the "other" great second baseman in the AL. http://espn.go.com/blog/sweetspot/post/_/id/58564/sundays-power-rankings-6