June is finally here and the Twins are off to a not so hot start. However, they did play one of their most exciting games, once again against Cleveland. Let's hope they start June off on the right foot and get a win. A few days ago the offense couldn't help the pitching staff at all. Now the pitching staff has been terrible, and can't contain the opposing offenses. GAMETIME WEATHER: 77 degrees farenhite, sunny. 0% chance of rain. Wind east at 12 MPH. A beautiful night for a Twins victory PITCHING MATCHUP: Carlos Carassco (6-3,3.98 ERA) vs Jose Berrios (5-5, 3.67 ERA) - Berrios pitched a gem against Cleveland in the 16 inning marathon down in Puerto Rico. Hopefully he can provide another solid outing. It would be huge if the offense can get a 4 or 5 run lead, and Berrios pitches late into the game. Reed and Pressly would both benefit from some extended time off. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mill's Milling Moments 1. Dozier's Home Hitting It has been well documented how bad of a hitter Dozier is during the first half of the season, but a less documented issue at this point in the season is how bad of a hitter Dozier has been at home. He is hitting .189 with an OPS of .537 coming into last nights game at Target Field. That is atrocious. He has also yet to homer. On the road he is a much better player, posting an average of .273 with eight homers. I don't know what, if anything this means. It could be pressure. It could be Dozier not liking Target field. It could just be coincidence. However, whatever is happening, Dozier must fix. 2. Give Sleegers a spot I understand why Sleegers was sent down last night. Yes, it makes sense, and I totally understand it from the front office perspective. However, it is terrible that Aaron goes out and saves the bullpen last night and his reward is a trip back to Rochester. Yes, I also understand he can't come up for 10 days. However, after those 10 days he should be up. I don't think he should start, because there is just no room right now. However, he should replace Duffey in 9 days, and be here until he shows he shouldn't as a long man. 3. Take control of Eddie Rosario Molitor has to have a talk with Eddie Rosario (which I am sure he has) about his baserunning. We have seen Rosario's stunts work resulting in a balk, but they have also cost him two chances on the bases. Last series in KC he was thrown out taking a long and unnecessary loop around first, and last night he was picked up by the catcher resulting in an inning ending double play early in the game. Rosario can not be running the bases so recklessly. If he wants to be recognized as one of the best Twins, then he needs to focus on improving this small, but pivotal area of his game. However, he is still more aware of the game situation than J.R Smith.