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Brewers walk off Twins in series finale (opens the original)
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MILWAUKEE – The Battle of the Bullpens, Part III went to the Brewers, with a little help from rookie right fielder Luis Lara’s leaping ability. Brice Turang’s head-first slide narrowly beat the throw home from left fielder Kody Clemens in the 10th inning to saddle the Twins with a 4-3 loss to the National League Central-leading Brewers on Sunday in the finale of their three-game series. After the Twins failed to score in the 10th, Yoendrys Gomez (2-1) came on in the bottom half and intentionally
Yoendrys Gomez coming up huge in Twins’ bullpen (opens the original)
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MILWAUKEE – To say the Twins are pleased with the current version of Yoendrys Gómez might be an understatement. Gómez, a relief pitcher acquired from Tampa Bay in early May for cash after he had been designated for assignment, has converted all 15 save opportunities for the Twins in his first time as a closer. In three previous seasons, he had one save in 27 games with the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago White Sox. In nine appearances this season with Tampa, Gómez had one save
Brewers rally to thwart Twins’ hopes of series win (opens the original)
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MILWAUKEE — The battle of the bullpens went to the Brewers. Andrew Vaughn singled in the go-ahead run off recently acquired Jeff Hoffman in the eighth inning to give Milwaukee a 4-3 victory over the Twins on Saturday night before a crowd of 40,625, the second straight sellout in the interstate rivalry at American Family Field. William Contreras led off the eighth with a bloop single to center off Hoffman (6-8), who relieved to open the inning. Pinch-runner Brandon Lockridge stole second. Garrett
Kaelen Culpepper homers as Twins defeat Brewers (opens the original)
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MILWAUKEE — The Kaelen Culpepper era got off to a good start, made better by Josh Bell. Called up earlier Friday from Triple-A St. Paul, Culpepper started at shortstop and homered in his second big league at-bat, and Bell had four hits and drove in three runs to pace the Twins to an 8-6 comeback victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday night before a sellout crowd of 42,118 at American Family Field. “It definitely felt great,” said Culpepper, the 13th player in Twins history to homer in his
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