The Minnesota Twins have an opportunity to keep the momentum rolling on Saturday after an 8-6 win Friday evening. The Twins now sit at 58-59 and have moved to within two games of first place in the American League Central race. They are even closer in the Wild Card.Saturday’s matchup will be an opportunity to lock up the series as they send right-hander Taj Bradley to the mound. He will face the Brewers’ left-hander Robert Gasser at American Family Field.Friday’s win was a complete offensive effort for the Twins and something that hadn’t been seen for weeks. Josh Bell pushed in three runs while Kaelen Culpepper hit his first major league home run in his debut. Altogether, the Twins collected 13 hits to give Milwaukee its 44th loss of the season.Three Key MatchupsMinnesota Twins first baseman Royce Lewis Credit: Denny Medley-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectRoyce Lewis vs Robert GasserRoyce Lewis is moving to first base after he played second on Friday. He finished the evening with two hits and scored twice while also driving in a run. He will once again be crucial to anchor the middle of Minnesota’s lineup against the left-hander.Josh Bell vs Robert GasserBell is entering Saturday with confidence. He produced one of his best games of the season on Friday. The switch-hitter went 4-for-5 with a home run and three RBI. He was the spark the offense needed. The organization is no doubt hoping he can stay on his heater and continue to make the lineup more dangerous.Taj Bradley vs William ContrerasBradley is entering the game with a 9-4 record and a 3.69 ERA on the season. The biggest challenge for Bradley on Saturday will be controlling the middle of Milwaukee’s order. William Contreras has been struggling lately, and if Bradley can keep that streak alive, the Twins should find victory.Twins Starting LineupAustin Martin, LFRyan Jeffers, CRoyce Lewis, 1BJosh Bell, DHKody Clemens, 2BLuke Keaschall, RFKaelen Culpepper, SSBrooks Lee, 3BRyan Kreidler, CFStarting Pitcher: Taj Bradley (9-4, 3.69 ERA)What to WatchThe top of the lineup remains the same as Friday’s series opener, but Derek Shelton did make a few defensive changes. Lewis is shifting from second base to first. Kody Clemens is moving back to second and Luke Keaschall will be in right field rather than center. Brooks Lee is replacing Victor Caratini at third, with Ryan Kreidler getting the start at center.The Twins have won two of their last three and are certainly keeping themselves relevant in the playoff conversations. Winning the series against the Brewers would be a great step.First pitch: 6:10 p.m. CDT at American Family FieldAdd us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow