Chris Miller

The defending World Series champion Houston Astros are next up in the American League Division Series. How the twins did against them in the regular season and more.

A position-by-position comparison of the Twins and Astros shows which team has the edge in the best-of-five series that starts Saturday in Houston.

Pablo López pitched seven shutout innings for the Twins, striking out seven and giving up just six hits to the defending World Series champion Astros.

Houston first baseman José Abreu had two home runs, both of which went more than 440 feet, and five RBI, an Astros postseason single-game record.

The Rangers swept the Orioles, so the Twins will play Game 4 and Game 5, if necessary, at night.

The loss of Sonny Gray and Kenta Maeda cost the Twins pitching depth but much of the offensive power from late last season returns.

The Suns’ Devin Booker got in foul trouble during a first half that featured a lot of contact.

Karl-Anthony Towns of the Knicks has a bone chip in his right thumb, but is expected to try to play through the injury.

Golden State scored the first 13 points of the game and led by 24, but Minnesota tied it in the fourth quarter.

One day after a players-only meeting, the Wild prevailed against shorthanded Vancouver behind a three-point night from Vladimir Tarasenko.