NEW YORK – If there was ever an opponent the Yankees would want to welcome for a get-right series, it would be the Twins, a franchise they’ve tormented for more than two decades. Not much has gone right of late in the Bronx, but that history still holds.

Will Warren ’s fastball was electric into the seventh inning and the Yankees belted four solo homers, powering a 6-2 victory over Minnesota on Monday night at Yankee Stadium.

Warren allowed three hits in 6 2/3 innings, nicked only by solo shots from Byron Buxton and Trevor Larnach, as the rookie right-hander became the first Yankees starter to complete six innings since he did it himself on July 30 against the Rays . He walked none and struck out seven.

Cody Bellinger provided a quick lead with his 21st homer, a blast to right fiel

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