Bayren Buxon tied his career high with five RBI, highlighted two runs double during a six-run innings, and Minnesota Twins extended the losers of athletics to the losers of athletics in seven matches on Monday in West Sacramento, California with a 10–4 win on Monday in California.
Buxon also had two runs single and a sacrifice fly for Minnesota, with 14 hits and improving 3–4 on his 10-game trip. Tye France along with two RBI went to 3-for-5 and Brook Lee with two hits and two with RBI in four-market openers.
Joe Ryan (6-2) conceded three runs in five innings and four runs with four strikes.
Lawrence Butler hit a three -run homer and doubled for athletics, who have lost 18 of their last 19 matches.
Luis Saverino (1-5) retired twins in the first innings before allowing six runs on six hits in the second innings.
France scored two runs with loaded bases and one outside. After going out of Christian Vazakvez, Buxon doubled in two runs.
The Buxton Traver came to score on the single of Larnach, before Lee capted the rally with RBI Double.
Athletics pushed a run in the third when Butler walked an out-out, Jacob Wilson moved third on Wilson’s double and scored Brent Rooker’s groundout.
With two and two outsiders in the fourth, Butler made 3-2 fastball 6-4 to cut a deficit. The 413 -foot explosion was Butler’s ninth homer in the season.
Athletics loaded hideouts with no external in the fifth, but Ryan became useless after retiring the next three batsmen.
The twins took their lead with two runs in the sixth. Buxon tried four-round for loading the hideouts with two outs before giving two runs single.
Saverino scored eight runs on nine hits in 5 2/3 innings. He went one and hit one.
Minnesota Lee’s RBI proceeded 9–4 with two outs in eighth on RBI single. Buxon provided the final difference with a sacrifice fly in the ninth.
Brock Stewart, Louis Varland, Justin Topa and Kodi Funderbark each picked a scorer innings for twins, who have won 17 of their last 20 matches against athletics.
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