Twins vs Orioles Live: Start Time, TV Channel, Stream & Score Updates

BALTIMORE—The Minnesota Twins leveled their opening-weekend set with the Baltimore Orioles on Saturday night, riding Royce Lewis’ towering two-run homer and five shut-down relievers to a 4-1 victory at chilly Camden Yards. Lewis broke a 1-1 tie in the fifth inning when he turned on Kyle Bradish’s inside fastball and curled it just inside the left-field foul pole, delivering the Twins’ first long ball of the 2026 season and erasing the sting of Thursday’s 2-1 defeat. Minnesota’s bullpen—Anthony Banda, Kody Funderburk, Eric Orze, Justin Topa and Cole Sands—combined for 4 ⅔ scoreless frames, striking out five and allowing only two baserunners to preserve rookie right-hander Taj Bradley’s solid, nine-strikeout debut. Baltimore scratched out its lone run in the second when Colton Cowser’s double set up Jeremiah Jackson’s RBI single, but the Orioles finished 1-for-8 with runners in scoring position and left nine men on base. Bradish (0-1) fanned seven yet absorbed the loss after yielding the Lewis blast and a seventh-inning RBI single by Kody Clemens. Sunday Rubber Match • First pitch: 1:35 p.m. EDT, Oriole Park at Camden Yards • Probables: RHP Bailey Ober (Twins) vs. RHP Shane Baz (Orioles) Baz makes his Baltimore debut after a December trade from Tampa Bay and a freshly inked five-year, $68 million extension, while Ober seeks to duplicate the strike-throwing efficiency that earned him a 3.52 ERA last year. What’s at Stake The winner claims an early edge in the American League standings and valuable momentum before Monday’s travel day. For Minnesota, manager Derek Shelton is looking to secure his first series win with the club, while Baltimore aims to prove that its retooled lineup—now featuring Pete Alonso’s thunder in the middle order—can produce against quality pitching. Key Numbers • 9: Strikeouts by Bradley, tied for the most by a Twins pitcher in his club debut since 2013. • 46 °F: Game-time temperature, nearly 30 degrees colder than Opening Day, contributing to a park that played big until Lewis’ rope cleared the wall. • 1.000: Twins’ bullpen ERA through two games, covering 8 ⅔ innings. How to Watch/Stream Sunday’s Twins vs Orioles finale airs on MLB.TV and the Orioles’ regional network, with live updates available via MLB’s Gameday and both teams’ official social channels. Fans searching for “Twins vs Orioles live stream,” “Twins vs Orioles score,” or “Twins vs Orioles highlights” can bookmark this page for real-time coverage all season long.