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"He had to get six outs that second inning," Vogt said. "To turn in five innings with that performance ...
we gave them six outs there in the second, but he pitched around some trouble and did a really nice job."
Cantillo remained optimistic about his outing. "We were able to get back in the zone, which is important," he said.
"That second inning didn't go our way, but we made a better adjustment getting ahead of guys a little better toward the end of the game."
Minnesota added an insurance run in the seventh inning against reliever Erik Sabrowski. Josh Bell singled and scored on a two-out RBI triple by Kody Clemens.
Cleveland outfielder Chase DeLauter went 2-for-3, recording his fifth multi-hit game since returning from the injured list on June 28.
The loss dropped Cleveland to 1-8 this season when limited to three hits or fewer. Hoskins reflected on the team's plate discipline.
"The human nature thing is, 'We're not scoring runs, we've got to swing,'" he said. "Well, swinging at the right pitches in the right counts.
We've already shown this year that we can be stubborn and just pass our at-bat to the next guy and walk to first base.
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Sometimes, as hitters, we just try to swing our way out of it and that's not always the best way to go."
