Twins All-Star Joe Ryan surrenders 6 home runs in start vs. Guardians, the AL's worst home-run hitting team

The Cleveland Guardians entered Monday with 94 home runs, the fewest in the American League. They’re not in the basement any more.Minnesota Twins starter Joe Ryan surrendered six home runs to the Guardians in just four innings Monday in a 13-4 Cleveland win. The collapse by the two-time All-Star placed the Twins (49-52) further behind the Guardians (53-48) in the AL Central and AL wild-card races.The effort put Ryan in dubious company. The six home runs are the most allowed by a pitcher in a single game in Twins history. And it ties Ryan for the most allowed in a single game in baseball’s modern era, placing him alongside 10 other pitchers dating back to 1932, according to Stat Muse.Five different Guardians got in on the home-run action. Rhys Hoskins and Petey Halpin hit two each off of Ry