All-time record in twins

DETROIT – The unceasing march of the Bomba Brigade to the record books is over.
Mitch Garver crushed a fast first-step ball by Tigers' closest Joe Jimenez, about 402 feet from the Comerica Park left field stands on Saturday night for the 268th race of the season by 2019

DETROIT – The unceasing march of the Bomba Brigade to the record books is over.

Mitch Garver crushed a fast first-step ball by the Tigers, a closer player, Joe Jimenez, about 402 feet in the stands on Comerica Park's left field on Saturday night for the 268th circuit of the 2019 Twins season, limiting six-circuit effort in Minnesota. Stabbing sluggers in a 10-7 loss to Detroit, who beat them in front of the 18 "Yankees for the MLB's unique season record.

the #BombaSquad breaks the record. ? pic.twitter.com/A4bfvUKoJX

– MLB (@MLB) September 1, 2019

The Twins entered the match with 262 homers, but the circuits started early, while Garver started the match with his third career title before Max Kepler went deep into the second, Jorge Polanco following suit at fifth base, CJ Cron running one upside down sixth and Nelson Cruz tied the eighth record with a 450-foot rocket on the center field wall.

With 27 games to play, it remains to ask how far the Twins will pull the finish line before finishing with their attack.

The Twins are averaging 1.99 home runs per game, giving them 322 goals by the end of the regular season. At this rate, they would become the first club in history to eclipse the 300-circuit mark in their last home game at Target Field.