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Reaching the .500 mark doesn’t usually make headlines, but for the Minnesota Twins, it’s a major milestone in what’s becoming a dramatic early-season turnaround. Just over a week ago, the Twins were buried in the AL Central standings at 13-20. They had lost 15 of their first 22 games and looked like a team adrift. But after rattling off seven straight wins, including a potential second consecutive series sweep, Minnesota now stands even at 20-20 — and trending up. “It feels great,” said right-hander Joe Ryan. “Vibes are really good. It doesn’t feel streaky, either. We’re beating good teams and doing it with quality baseball. That just adds another layer of confidence.” The Twins will try to close out the

Luis Severino will have more than just a game to focus on when he toes the rubber on Sunday. The former New York Yankee is set to start for the Oakland Athletics in the finale of a thrilling three-game series — and this one means something extra. For the 31-year-old right-hander, it’s his first time pitching against the team he spent the majority of his MLB career with. After eight seasons in pinstripes and a brief stop with the Mets, Severino is now looking to re-establish himself with the Athletics — and what better way to do it than against his former squad? “I’m pretty excited about facing the Yankees,” Severino said. “I’m trying to figure out what to throw

The Jets and Stars are set to face off at 4:30 ET on TBS. The Stars will host the game at American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX. The over/under for this matchup is currently set at 5.5 goals and the Stars are the -1.5 favorite to win at home vs. the Jets. With a 7-4 win over the Lightning, the Jets moved to 56-22-4 this season. Winnipeg covered the puck line as -1.5 goal favorites, and the total of 11 goals easily surpassed the pre-game line of 6.5 goals. After falling behind 2-0 in the first period, the Jets rallied with seven different players finding the net. Winnipeg took the lead for good at 12:22 in the third period when

With Indiana leading the series 2–1 but Cleveland unbeaten on the road in these playoffs, Sunday’s Game 4 in Indianapolis carries massive weight. The Pacers desperately need a signature victory to preserve home-ice advantage and snap the Cavs’ streak of winning by an average of 38 points in their three road wins. Conversely, a win by Cleveland would shift both the series and the psychological edge firmly to the visitors. Expect a charged atmosphere at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, where every defensive stop and offensive possession will be magnified. Tyrese Haliburton’s four-point outing in Game 3 fell far below his postseason standards, but he remains central to Indiana’s fortunes. His ability to orchestrate the offense, hit midrange pull-ups and finish in transition