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The Minnesota Twins edged the Toronto Blue Jays 4–3 on May 3 at Target Field in a low-scoring affair that showcased defensive discipline from the home side. Minnesota's pitching staff struck out nine batters while allowing 11 hits and three earned runs, posting a 4.46 ERA despite surrendering a home run to Toronto's lineup. The Twins generated just nine hits with a .235 average and .707 OPS but manufactured enough runs through four walks and four RBIs to secure the victory. Toronto's offense was similarly constrained, mustering 11 hits with one home run and a .703 OPS, unable to capitalize on their modest offensive pressure; both teams whiffed nine times at the plate. Minnesota's clean fielding—zero errors—proved decisive in a contest where both bullpens showed vulnerability in the 4.20s ERA range. The Twins' ability to win despite anemic run production suggests their pitching depth may prove more reliable than their struggling bats as the season progresses.