Bayren Buxon moved to 3-for-3 with a double, a domestic run and three RBI, and Minnesota Twins attended the minoria on the Minoria on Wednesday night for a 6–2 victory over Texas Rangers.
Willy Castro ended a triple for Minnesota and 2 -for -3 with two RBI, which also included a series with a win with a rubber match for Thursday afternoon. Carlos Korea had two hits, including a double, and went into one run.
Marcus Semian worked for Rangers, whose three-game winning streak was stopped. Josh Smith went to a double and 2 -for -4 with RBI.
Twins Right-Hand David Festa (1-1) scored two runs on three hits to Rangers and scored two runs in six innings, out of four. The 25 -year -old won his first win against Chicago Cubs since August 5, 2024.
Rangers’ right-handed jack letters (4-3) suffered losses for the first time in six. He conceded five hits in four innings and four runs for four runs, dropping all three.
Twins Relief Pichers Brock Stewart, Louis Varland and Jhoan Duran followed Festa, with a three -score innings, combined to preserve the victory. Duran ended the game by transporting Rangers Adolis Garcia to the ground on a second basis.
Texas opened the scoring on Semian’s solo home run in the second.
Rangers later had an innings 2–0 on Smith’s RBI double to center field.
Buxon topped Twins for Goods with a three -run homer at the bottom of the third. Brook Lee hit a leadoff double and Christian Wazakwez strolled the 479-foot Homer in the center field before crushing it to 3-2.
The explosion marked the 11th Homer of the season of Bursts and his first since May 15.
Minnesota added three runs to the fifth and gave his lead to 6-2.
Castro began scoring with two runs triple to score Matt Walner and Ty France. Volunner had reached the choice of a fielder, and France was found on a base with a single.
A batsman later, Korea ripped a ground-regium double to drive in Castro and finish the scoring.
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