Bayran Buxon ended a magnificent range against Cincinnati Reds on Thursday in Cincinnati on Thursday in Cincinnati to assist Minnesota Twins to resolve the end of the three-market series, 12-5.
The Twins Center Fielder opened the series in the first game by scoring a possible domestic run from Will Banson and with a possible domestic run. They finished it by club to a pair of the house, so that he could give them a team-lead 15 in the season, and four for the series, as Twins snatched the season-high-game losers.
Ryan Jeffers returned from one day holiday due to the right hand and a belt to a two-nine homer, who traveled to the left center area at an eighth-estimated 448 feet distance for snow. The twins ended with 17 hits in the afternoon.
TJ Freedal had three hits while Gavin Lux gave a belt to two-run homer for Reds, who saw his four-game winning streak ended and lost the third time in 12 competitions.
For a second straight game, Buxton led the left with a long homer, it turned half to an estimated 432 feet upper deck. This was his 12th career leadoff homer and the third in this season.
On the mound, Chris Padack (3-6) won its first win since May 15, starting six on Thursday. The right -handed six hit and four innings were allowed to be allowed, the three were dropped and no one was running.
Cincinnati starter and loser Nick Martinez (4-8) could not close the door on Minnesota’s crime. Kodi Clamens drew a cut fastball under the right field line for the two-run homer in the second and Buxon immediately chased in three runs seconds with the second homer of his game as Twins took the lead to Good, 4-2.
In the third to chase Martinez, twins in the third three more couples, Lux responded 7-4 with a two-run homer in the third with a two-run homer. Martinez was tagged for seven runs on seven hits in 2 2/3 innings.
Brook Lee of Minnesota extended the best hitting Streak of his career to 18 games with a doubles with Reliever Ian Gibaout in sixth place.
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