Twins starter Kyle Gibson puts his 22-inning scoreless streak on the line Tuesday when Minnesota visits the Angels. His scoreless streak is the longest active streak in the major leagues and 14 innings shy of the Twins' record set by reliever J.C. Romero in 2004, reports MLB.com.
"I'm just executing pitches," said Gibson, who's 6-5 with a 3.25 ERA in 14 starts. "I'm not doing anything different. I'm definitely looking at scouting reports and who I'm facing. But it comes down to executing, no matter who is out there."