Bundy (1-0) earned the win over Seattle on Monday, completing five scoreless innings during which he allowed one hit and one walk while striking out two.
Bundy wasn't overpowering in the outing -- he struck out only two and induced just six swinging strikes -- but the veteran crafted his way to a win in his Minnesota debut by allowing just one hit and one walk. The Twins committed two errors behind him, but that didn't phase the veteran, who worked his way out of a third-inning jam after Seattle put a runner on third base with no outs. Bundy struggled to a 6.06 ERA over 90.2 innings with the Angels last season, but he was among the AL's top starters in 2020 and could be primed for a bounce-back campaign if he's able to avoid the home run issues that have plagued him much of his career. Bundy's next start is expected to be a challenging matchup in Boston next Monday.