It's been a quiet week at target field. Unlike the opening series against the Royals, Chicago and Cleveland have not exactly been walking everyone in. And if they aren't beating themselves, why should we rub it in that we're the better team? They might do that in big east coast cities, but i like to think we are more civilized. This portion of the game thread introduction has been brought to you by Ralph's pretty good groceries. If you can't find it at Ralph's you're probably better off without it. Many have noticed Rosario has been laying off some of those outside pitches he used to occasionally deposit in the stands, but more often than not. We can attribute this to the natural mellowing agents found in Ketchup. Now there is no need to pile it higher and deeper on Buxton and his batting woes. Suffice it to say following his next strike out, i would like to offer him a slice of Beebop-a-reebop rubarb pie. Phil Hughes is toeing the rubber today, and his last start he allowed 4 runs to Detroit, while still getting the all important W. That has not gone unnoticed down at Bertha's Kitty Boutique. And the final portion of the game thread intro is brought to you by Powdermilk Bisquets. Look for them in the nice blue uniforms that give shy players the strength to do what needs to be done. So that's the news from target field, where all leadoff-ers are strong, the pitches well framed, and all the prospects are above average. Target field Cleveland Indians: Pitcher. Josh Tomlin (R ) 1. Carlos Santana (S) 1B 2. Francisco Lindor (S) SS 3. Michael Brantley (L) LF 4. Edwin Encarnacion ( R) DH 5. Jose Ramirez (S) 2B 6. Lonnie Chisenhall (L) CF 7. Yandy Diaz ( R) 3B 8. Abraham Almonte (S) RF 9. Yan Gomes (R ) C Minnesota Twins: Pitcher. Phil Hughes ( R) 1. Brian Dozier ( R) 2B 2. Joe Mauer (L) 1B 3. Miguel Sano ( R) 3B 4. Max Kepler (L) RF 5. Robbie Grossman (S) DH 6. Jason Castro (L) C 7. Jorge Polanco (S) SS 8. Eddie Rosario (L) LF 9. Byron Buxton ( R) CF 55F And overcast.