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Yankees 8, Twins 1: Yep, that sounds right (opens the original)
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Another game, another loss to the Yankees. With the season basically over, the Twins welcomed the Yankees to Target Field tonight and they lost. End of recap. Okay, I suppose I better write more. Bailey Ober was pretty good tonight. Two of the three runs he gave up came in the first inning on Cody Bellinger’s 16th homer. He ran into some trouble in the 3rd, giving up a run on George Lombard Jr.‘s RBI double. He would pitch one out into the 6th with no further damage done, with a final line of 5.
Twins 3, Tigers 2: Clemens’ homer launches Twins to victory (opens the original)
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Kody Clemens’ 25th homer was the deciding moment in this game. The Twins got on the board first, with a Josh Bell sac fly RBI. Not as many runs as they wanted considering they loaded the bases with 1 out, but a run is a run. On the pitching side, Dean Kremer held the Tigers scoreless until the 5th inning, when Kevin McGonigle hit a go-ahead 2-run homer, putting them up 2-1. Kremer was helped by a nice double play turned by Royce Lewis in the 1st inning, who caught a line drive and threw to 2nd t
Game 145: Twins at Tigers (opens the original)
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The road to .500 starts with a single win. Radio: TIBN, WCCO 830, The Wolf 102.9 FM, Audacy App, LosTwins.com The Twins may be nearly out of the playoff race, but I think it will still be fun to watch the rest of this season play out. Especially with rookies Kaelen Culpepper and Walker Jenkins in the lineup, alongside Luke Keaschall who is having a breakout season. I think we’ll see those three at the top of the order for a long time.
Twins 15, Tigers 2: 10 run 6th leads to another blowout (opens the original)
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The Twins lineup went crazy in the 6th inning, giving them another blowout win. The Twins went with an opener tonight, Andrew Morris got the first inning with Connor Prielipp taking over from there. It worked out well, as you can see from the score in the title, as the Tigers only managed one run in the first, with Prielipp shutting them out in his five innings tonight. Kody Clemens wasted no time tying the game up with his 24th homer of the year, a solo shot to right in the bottom of the first
Game 139: Tigers at Twins (opens the original)
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Radio: TIBN, WCCO 830, The Wolf 102.9 FM, Audacy App, LosTwins.com Andrew Morris gets the start, presumably in an opener role, so expect just a couple innings from him tonight if all goes to plan. He’s looking to turn the page after an August where he posted a 6.94 ERA. His mound opponent will be 2nd year righty Troy Melton whose 1.86 ERA would be the best mark in MLB, if he had the innings to qualify. The lineup will need more of that spark they found last night the rest of the way if they want
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