After the nail-biter of yesterday's game, divisional rival KC come to town. This is a team the Twins beat, well, didn't lose to, earlier this year. Now, later in the season, the Twins are a legitimate MLB powerhouse and KC, well, KC is not. Are there some cracks in the Twins machine? Yes, but they are limited to the bullpen and, with Seattle being one of the best hitting teams in the league, it made a 10-5 game a bit closer than the score would otherwise indicate. Now, on to KC. KC has fallen on hard times. With a record of 22 and 46, and a winning percentage of .324 (checked twice this time!) KC is very beatable rather than a "didn't lose to" team. The Twins should take this series handily, but, like many, I get nervous when such teams come to town. Yes, the Twins have been taking care of business but, this is a division rival and division rivalries always seem to bring the best out. Especially against the team that is leading the division. Maybe we could talk KC into saving some of their effort for Cleveland? Maybe rest up a bit while in town? With that, some things to think about: 1. Brad Keller turned in a stellar yet losing effort against Giolito last time he pitched. 2. Kyle Gibson turned in a less than stellar effort against the Tigers last time he pitched. 3. Are the Twins done with soft-tossing lefties yet? 4. I'd forgotten how much fun "small ball" can be. Pitching for the Twins: Kyle Gibson Pitching for KC: Brad Keller 5. Play ball!