Twins Reliever Go Woo-suk Allows Three Runs in One Inning Against Guardians

Minnesota Twins reliever Go Woo-suk allowed three runs on four hits, including one home run, in one inning against the Cleveland Guardians on Monday. The Twins lost the game 13-4 at Progressive Field in Cleveland. Go entered in the bottom of the seventh with Minnesota trailing 10-3.

Patrick Bailey hit a solo home run on a 0-1 fastball that traveled 408 feet to center field. Both home runs Go has allowed in the major leagues have come against Bailey. Go then surrendered doubles to Petey Halpin and Kyle Manzardo.

He struck out Travis Bazzana on a 2-2 curveball before Chase DeLauter doubled to score two runs. Go struck out Brayan Rocchio on a 2-2 fastball at the knees and retired Rhys Hoskins on a flyout to center. Yonhap reported that Go threw 24 pitches, 17 of them strikes.

He had pitched one shutout inning the previous day against the Chicago Cubs, escaping a bases-loaded jam. Monday marked the first time Go pitched on consecutive days since his MLB debut with the Twins on July 9. Go has a 9.00 ERA over four innings in four appearances.

He has recorded five strikeouts and two walks while allowing eight hits, five of them for extra bases.