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Guardians' offense enjoys breakout game with 7-homer night

The Cleveland Guardians set a franchise record with a seven-homer performance in a lopsided victory over the Minnesota Twins.

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The Cleveland Guardians defeated the Minnesota Twins 13-4 on July 20, 2026. During the game, the Guardians offense hit a total of seven home runs, matching a franchise record. The offensive output included two home runs from Rhys Hoskins.

Coverage from ESPN, CBS Sports, Cleveland.com, Yahoo Sports, and MLB.com highlights the unusual nature of the performance, noting that the Guardians entered the game as the American League's lowest-ranked home-run hitting team. Reports focus on the fact that Minnesota starter and All-Star Joe Ryan surrendered six of the seven home runs allowed during his outing. Future updates will monitor whether this offensive surge persists or remains an outlier for the Cleveland lineup.

Coverage does not yet specify how this result will influence the upcoming roster rotations for either team.

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Quick answers

What was the final score of the game?

The Guardians defeated the Twins 13-4.

How many home runs did the Guardians hit?

The team hit seven home runs, which matches the franchise record.

Which pitcher surrendered the most home runs?

Minnesota All-Star Joe Ryan surrendered six home runs during his start.

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