Twins' Doyle endures rough start vs. Pirates

BRADENTON, Fla. The Minnesota Twins had two games scheduled for Saturday, including their regular Grapefruit League game and a "B" game, both against Pittsburgh. They wanted right-hander Terry Doyle to pitch in the regularly-scheduled game in order to see him against tougher competition. Doyle was a Rule 5 Draft pick of the Twins this past offseason. If he doesn't remain on the team's 25-man roster all season, he must be offered back to his original team, the White Sox. With that said, the Twins and manager Ron Gardenhire want to see what Doyle has to offer.Doyle's second start of the spring was a rough one, as he allowed two runs on seven hits in Minnesota's 4-2 win. He also walked one while facing 14 Pirates batters."I didn't get ahead of anybody and worked up in the zone, which is generally the recipe for bad things," Doyle said after his outing. "I'll make the adjustment for next week and come back for my next outing and try to get back down in the zone and work ahead of hitte...