The red-hot José Bautista slams three more home runs, bringing his major league-leading total to 16, helping Toronto to an 11 – 3 drubbing of the Twins at Target Field. The Jays have now won 5 straight; for its part, Minnesota has lost 14 of 17 and has the worst record in baseball.

On May 15, 2011 — The red-hot José Bautista slams three more home runs, bringing his major league-leading total to 16, helping Toronto to an 11 – 3 drubbing of the Twins at Target Field. The Jays have now won 5 straight; for its part, Minnesota has lost 14 of 17 and has the worst record in baseball.

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The red-hot José Bautista slams three more home runs, bringing his major league-leading total to 16, helping Toronto to an 11 – 3 drubbing of the Twins at Target Field. The Jays have now won 5 straight; for its part, Minnesota has lost 14 of 17 and has the worst record in baseball.

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The red-hot José Bautista slams three more home runs, bringing his major league-leading total to 16, helping Toronto to an 11 – 3 drubbing of the Twins at Target Field. The Jays have now won 5 straight; for its part, Minnesota has lost 14 of 17 and has the worst record in baseball.

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Right fielder Ben Chapman makes a third of the putouts in the Red Sox’ 4-2 victory over the Browns. Seven of the Alabama native’s nine catches in the Fenway outfield are made consecutively.

1935 – With the Cubs idle, the Pirates beat up on the Cards and rookie Ed Heusser to win, 12 – 0. Big Jim Weaver allows four hits in the shutout.

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