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The Minnesota Twins dominated the Boston Red Sox 15–6 on March 24 at Lee Health Sports Complex, with the home team's offense overwhelming an underperforming Boston pitching staff. Minnesota's batters collected 16 hits and 6 home runs while driving in 14 runs, posting a .747 OPS despite a modest .253 batting average, signaling power-driven production over contact consistency. Boston's pitchers were particularly vulnerable, allowing 16 hits and 15 earned runs with a 6.08 ERA, while the Red Sox offense managed just 9 hits and zero home runs for 5 RBIs. The Twins' pitching was similarly shaky at 5.29 ERA, but their 7 strikeouts and Boston's 7 strikeouts indicated neither staff was sharp in this spring training affair. The 21-run total blast past the Vegas line of 2, reflecting a slugfest that favored Minnesota's superior run production. Boston's inability to generate power—finishing with a .398 slugging percentage—will be a concern heading into the regular season.