The Minnesota Twins beat the Texas Rangers 12-2 on Tuesday night to clinch another series in Texas. Trevor Larnach starts the scoring by hitting a home run on the game’s first pitch he sees, driving the second pitch he faces 425 feet into the right-field seats. Kody Clemens then adds to the Minnesota lead with a three-run home run. The lopsided score extends as Minnesota continues to build offense throughout the game, while Texas is unable to close the gap. The victory also reflects Texas’s challenges in preventing early impact from Minnesota hitters, as the sources note the Rangers have allowed 10 leadoff homers this season—double the total of any other team. With the win, the Twins clinch another series in their road stop in Texas.