The Minnesota Twins faced another bleak chapter in their 2025 season, suffering a 4-0 defeat against the Detroit Tigers, which dropped their record to 4-11 and tied their worst start in franchise history. This latest loss saw the Twins muster only four hits, further emphasizing their struggle at the plate, particularly glaring given they have not scored in the third inning throughout the season. Their batting average now sits at a dismal .202.

Despite the lack of offensive support, pitcher Chris Paddack showed promise by limiting the Tigers to just two hits, although they both led to runs. Kody Funderburk, making his season debut, surrendered a two-run homer to Spencer Torkelson. Interestingly, the Twins' bullpen managed to retire 10 consecutive batters, showcasing their potential, but it was overshadowed by the ongoing batting woes, as the lineup continues to fail in critical situations.