Giles picked up his second save despite allowing a run on a hit and a walk in the ninth inning Tuesday against the Twins.
The lone run snapped a 15-inning scoreless streak for Giles in which he was utterly dominant, allowing just nine hits with 29 strikeouts against four walks. With a three-run lead, the Astros were content to take easy outs and let a leadoff double come around to score on a pair of subsequent groundouts, and then Giles was able to shut the door with a strikeout. Considering the situation, it's hard to argue with his results Tuesday night. The save marks Giles's first since May 26, but now that he has taken over the closer's role from Will Harris, expect many more to come in the near future.