Tyler Sodersstrom had two domestic runs and six RBI and Brent Rooker scored three runs and Athletics led a 14–3 win over Minnesota Twins on Thursday in West Sacramento, California.
Max Munsi and Jacob Wilson also worked for A, who snatched the nine-game losing streak. Mich Spens (2–1) threw one run, five innings of three-Hit ball, while taking out four and running one.
David Festa (0–1) allowed eight runs on six hits in 3 2/3 innings for Minnesota, which saw its three-game winning streak.
Athletics hit first as Lawrence Butler made a leadoff single before Wilson’s running and Rooker hit RBI single. Festa killed Soderstrom and Sheea Langleries, Munsi joined the 410-foot, three-rorn Homer-season to give the second 4–0 lead.
Wilson made third place with his eighth home run of the season, before Soderstrom launched two-run homer only two batsmen and later extended the lead of athletics 7–0.
Minnesota got a run back in the fourth when Matt Walner hit his third Homer of the Year with one.
After Butler’s two-out walk in half of the fourth, Festa was replaced by George Alkala. Wilson then sang and went to Rukar, leaving the Grand Slam of Soderstrom and left to open the game and A 11–1 was benefited.
A increased its lead 12–1 in the fifth, as the singles of Max Shyuman continued the attack.
In the sixth, Spens was relieved after 57 pitches for Scene Nucomb, who allowed Tye France’s RBI Double and Brook Lee’s run-scoring single to pull the twins 12–3 before throwing an ideal frame in the seventh.
Rooker doubled a two-run two-run in the seventh to expand the two-run double in the bride to expand 14-3.
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