Carlos Correa did something Tuesday the Twins have sorely needed more of since the beginning of the season and, frankly, since the day they signed him. Correa hammered a Cade Povich fastball 458 feet to left and into the second deck at Target Field for a two-run homer in a 9-1 victory over Baltimore.

It was the 10th time in López’s career he struck out at least 10. Danny Coulombe, Louie Varland, Cole Sands and Jorge Alcala each pitched a scoreless inning in relief. All told, five Twins pitchers fanned a combined 17 batters, a season-high.

Carlos Correa is healthy, but his bat isn’t. With a .560 OPS and $96 million still owed, the Twins may have a bigger problem than expected.