Twins surpass single-season record for team homeruns with 6 blasts on Saturday
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DETROIT (FOX 9) - The Twins have set a new record for team homeruns in a single season after another hot night on the bats Saturday.
The team hit six homers Saturday night against the Detroit Tigers to put them in the top spot. A ninth-inning blast by Mitch Garver -- his second homerun of the night -- pushed the team over the top.
The Bomba Squad now holds the new single-season record at 268 homeruns.
But, the firepower wasn't enough for the night as the Tigers still finished with a 10-7 win over Minnesota.