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Park Byung-ho of the Minnesota Twins hit his third home run of the season Monday against the Milwaukee Brewers.
Park flashed some opposite field power against the Brewers starter Chase Anderson, taking him over the right field wall at Target Field in Minneapolis in the bottom of the fourth.
Park's solo blast broke the 3-3 tie. Byron Buxton hit an RBI triple later in the same inning to put the Twins up 5-3.
Park hit a single to right in the bottom fifth for his first multihit game of the season.
Park, a two-time MVP and four-time home run king in South Korea, raised his batting average from .167 to .205 after his 2-for-3 day.
The game was called after six innings due to rain, and the Twins ended up winning 7-4. (Yonhap)
Park flashed some opposite field power against the Brewers starter Chase Anderson, taking him over the right field wall at Target Field in Minneapolis in the bottom of the fourth.
Park's solo blast broke the 3-3 tie. Byron Buxton hit an RBI triple later in the same inning to put the Twins up 5-3.
Park hit a single to right in the bottom fifth for his first multihit game of the season.
Park, a two-time MVP and four-time home run king in South Korea, raised his batting average from .167 to .205 after his 2-for-3 day.
The game was called after six innings due to rain, and the Twins ended up winning 7-4. (Yonhap)
