Gibson won his fifth game of the season Saturday, giving up two runs on six hits and a walk over 6.2 innings, striking out three. He lowered his ERA to 3.30 with the solid outing, but his mediocre 58:29 K:BB ratio in 92.2 innings suggests that Gibson may have a hard time keeping it below 4.00 going forward. His next start comes on Thursday in Kansas City.

Gibson was handed his sixth loss of the season Sunday as he allowed two runs on six hits and three walks in five innings against the Cubs. The 27-year-old skated around a number of baserunners in his solid performance but had no chance to earn a win thanks to a dominant Jake Arrieta performance and a Twins bullpen implosion in what turned out to be a 8-0 loss. Gibson still holds a tidy 3.35 ERA through 86 innings and will face the struggling Brewers on Saturday.

Gibson held the Cardinals to three runs on six hits over six innings in a losing effort Tuesday afternoon. A rain delay in the seventh inning ensured that his day ended after six frames, but Gibson pitched well enough to keep the Twins in the game against Cards starter Michael Wacha. He'll return home to face the Cubs on Sunday in his next scheduled start.

Gibson gave up five runs -- four earned -- on five hits and two walks while striking out six in six innings against the Royals on Wednesday. Gibson had a 2.03 ERA in the five previous starts of his career against the Royals, but was blasted for four runs in the first. His season ERA went up to 3.24 after having gone as low as 2.61 two starts ago. Gibson will look to bounce back in his next scheduled start Tuesday at St. Louis.

Gibson gave up five runs over seven innings with nine strikeouts and three walks, but got a no-decision in Friday's loss to Milwaukee. Gibson pitched fairly well, but was victimized by giving up three home runs. He broke a usual pattern where he's typically much better at home (2.35 ERA this season) than the road (3.82 ERA this season).

Gibson will start Friday at Boston with Tommy Milone set to be called up to start Thursday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. Gibson was set to start at Boston on Thursday or Friday after the Twins shuffled their rotation due to doubleheader, but the Twins will keep him on regular rest by starting Friday.

Gibson will start either Thursday in Boston or Friday against the Brewers, Phil Miller of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. The Twins have a doubleheader with the Red Sox on Wednesday, and Ricky Nolasco (ankle) is looking unlikely to make Friday's scheduled start. There is thus a lot of uncertainty for Minnesota's rotation in the upcoming week, making Gibson an option for either Thursday or Friday.

Gibson lasted just 5.2 innings on Saturday, allowing two runs (one earned) on eight hits and four walks, striking out three. He was able to minimize the damage against him thanks to three double plays, but Gibson struggled to find the plate through the first few innings and ran up his pitch count quickly. He'll look to sharpen his control in his next start on Thursday in Boston.

Gibson tossed a gem against the White Sox on Sunday, allowing just one run and striking out eight across eight innings en route to his fourth win of the year. The 27-year-old has actually been very dependable this season, with a shiny 2.72 ERA through 56.1 innings to go along with a winning record. Gibson's next start is scheduled for Saturday against the Blue Jays.

Gibson gave up three earned runs on eight hits across five innings pitched in Sunday's loss to Tampa Bay. Gibson walked two batters and struck out two on his way to his third loss of the season. Gibson is now 3-3 with a 2.98 ERA and a 1.32 WHIP. He'll toe it up against the White Sox in Chicago in his next start.