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The Boston Red Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 9–5 on April 15 at Target Field, with the visitors' offense providing the decisive edge despite modest overall efficiency. Boston out-hit Minnesota 13–6 and capitalized on their opportunities, driving in 8 runs while the Twins managed only 5 RBIs on their limited offensive output. The Red Sox pitching staff held the Twins to just 6 hits and 5 earned runs, a marked improvement over Boston's 4.55 ERA on the season, while Minnesota's pitchers allowed 13 hits and surrendered 8 earned runs in the loss. The Twins' defensive discipline also faltered, committing 2 errors that contributed to their offensive struggles and a .732 OPS that ranked below Boston's .677. Despite both teams striking out 7 batters, Boston's contact quality and run-scoring efficiency proved superior in the low-scoring affair. This victory signals the Red Sox's ability to win games through pitching and timely hitting, a formula that could sustain them early in the division race.