Twins right-hander Joe Ryan has a rough return from the All-Star break, surrendering six home runs in Monday night’s series opener against the Guardians. Multiple outlets report that Ryan lasts only four innings as his outing turns into the worst kind of start against Cleveland’s power-hitting lineup. The six home runs are described as a franchise record for the Twins, with the performance also setting or tying other unfavorable marks cited by one report. The game is part of the teams’ AL matchup immediately following the All-Star break. While sources focus primarily on Ryan’s final line and the home-run total, the shared theme is that Cleveland punishes mistakes early, turning what should have been a standard post-break appearance into a historically poor pitching performance for Ryan and for Minnesota’s franchise record book. The reports agree on the core facts: the opponent is the Guardians, the setting is the series opener after the All-Star break, Ryan allows six home runs, and he does not go deep into the game, exiting after four innings.