Ryan Jeffers went to 3-for-4 with a Homer and three RBI, and Minnesota Twins used the eighth innings of six runs to win an 8–1 win over Chicago cub on Tuesday night in Minianpolis.
Harrison Bedder finished 2 -for -4 with one Homer and two RBI for Minnesota, won for the third time in his last four matches. Royce Lewis went to 1 -for -3 with a pair of RBI, and Willy Castro hit a single homer.
Justin Turner hit a single shot, with the only run for his 200th career Homer and Chicago.
Twins Right-Handing Shimon Woods Richardson (5-5) allowed two hits in a five-score innings. He went three and hit four.
The cub left-handed Shota Imanaga (5-3) conceded two runs on five hits in six innings.
The twins jumped into the first bottom of the first lower part with a 2–0 lead.
Bayren Buxon left a leadoff double and later scored in a few moments when Jeffers followed their own double to the left. Jeffers Carlos Korea’s account came at third place on the single and sprayed at home to score for the center on Louise’s sacrifice fly.
The cub threatened with two outsiders in the first and third place with the runners. Woods Richardson survived the jam when he retired Siya Suzuki on a swinging strike to end the innings.
Once again, the first and third place near the cub was against the twin left hand danny coolomb with two in the sixth with two. This danger ended as the earlier threat when Dansbi Swansan hit the Twins Reluver Brock Stewart, to release the runners trapped on the corners.
Twins opened the game with six runs in the eighth.
Jeffers hit the 420-foot, two-rol homer in the second deck of the bleachers to the left, and Castro later followed moments with a 360-foot solo shot, which descended beyond the wall to the right.
The back-to-back explosions marked the seventh homer of the Jeffers season and the eighth of Castro.
Lewis went into the fourth run of the innings when he ripped an RBI single previous Swanson at the shortstop. The hit created Korea, which had doubled from another.
Bedder left a huge innings a huge 446-foot, two-rorn Homer. Bedder pumped his fist to celebrate the back-to-back games and four homes in his last four matches.
Turner found a cub on the scoreboard with his single homer in the ninth.
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