Twins starting pitcher Kyle Gibson could not record a quality start on Wednesday afternoon at home against Cleveland. In line for a victory when he left the game, his bullpen couldn't even get him a win.

Gibson's record remains 2-3 on the season as he surrendered three earned runs on six hits and two walks over 5 1/3 innings in the no-decision. He threw 88 pitches and was removed after recording one out in the sixth. Gibson struck out three batters and his ERA is at 6.27.

The 25-year-old rookie was making just his ninth major league start for Minnesota Wednesday. He's had a couple very good outings but has mostly struggled against big league hitting. The good news was he kept the Indians in the ballpark Wednesday. The Twins will next hand the ball to Gibson to start on Monday in a one-game series against the Mets.