Jose Miranda made history during the Twins' 9-3 victory over the Astros by becoming the first player in 72 years to record 12 hits in 12 consecutive at-bats, matching a major league record. The streak spanned four games and included multiple standing ovations from the crowd for his impressive feat. Miranda's remarkable run set a team-record of reaching base in 13 consecutive plate appearances, showcasing his consistent hitting ability. Despite being hit by a pitch in the first inning, Miranda continued to excel, raising his batting average significantly during the streak. His achievement coincided with the Twins' offensive surge, highlighted by rookie Brooks Lee's first career homer and Byron Buxton's two-run blast. The strong offensive performance led the Twins to their ninth win in 13 games, with pitcher Joe Ryan's solid outing and reliever Jorge Alcala's key performance in a high-pressure situation sealing the victory.