Ryan, a right-handed Ryan, hit eight batsmen in six scorer innings, and Minnesota Twins won 2–0 over Seattle Meriners on Wednesday night in Minianpolis.
Kodi Clamens hit a single home run for Minnesota, snatching the five-game losing streak and won only the second time in his last 13 matches. Willy Castro also went into a run.
Seattle managed only three hits in the game, all of which were solo. Cal Rale, who leads the large league with 32 domestic runs, ended 0 -for -4 with three strikes.
Ryan (8-3) allowed three hits in six scorer innings. The experienced starter did not run none and thrown 61 out of 93 pitches for strike.
George Kirbi (1-4), who works in the right-handed merrinors, took a loss of hard-luck despite limiting the hits of twins for one run on three hits in six innings. He went one and hit three.
Twins Closezer Zhol Duran made a scorer ninth to take his 11th Save. He ended with without walk and a strike.
The twins broke a scorer tie at the bottom of the sixth.
Biren Buxton began the scoring opportunity when he upgraded to the center with a song and Trevor Larnach on a second basis on a groundout. In the next at-bate, Castro gave a two-out single to drive in Buxon.
Clamens hit a single home run to double the growth of twins at the bottom of the seventh to double the lead. He jumped on the first pitch, which he saw and exploded 389 feet at the center for his ninth homer of the season and his second in many games.
Twins Reliever Louis Varaland, Griffin Jacks and Duran combined for a three -score innings to preserve the shutout.
From May 17, twin children did not vacate an opponent when they closed Milwauki Bruers. Minnesota had allowed six-plus runs in their last five matches.
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