Julio Rodriguez scored a pair of runs, including a tybreching sacrifice fly at the top of the ninth innings, and Seattle Meriners won 6–5 over Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night at Miniapolis.
Donovan Solano also scored two runs for Seattle, which won his third game. Cal Raili did a double and 2 -for -4 with RBI, but did not first home in five matches.
Ryan Jeffers doubled and the plate had two RBI to lead Minnesota. Kodi Clamens worked for twins, who lost the 11th time in their last 12 matches.
Meriners Right-Hander Andres Munoz (3–0) won with a scorching innings of relief. Twins Right-Handing Zhoan Duran (4-3) gave a run on an innings on an innings.
The right -handed matte brash made a scorer ninth to earn his first savings of the season for mericars.
Rodriguez stepped into the plate with the loaded bases and also out with a score in a 5-one in a ninth. He hit a deep fly ball in front of the warning track in the correct area for Go-Farward Sacrifice fly.
Meriners took a 5–0 lead at the top of the third.
Rodriguez began scoring with a sacrifice fly to drive at Ben Williamson. Rale made it 2–0 with a run-scoring single in the next at-box.
Meriners loaded the locations for the Luke rally, which collided with a pitch to drive in another run. Solano capted a big innings with a two-line single to center.
The twin children found on board at the bottom of the third when Clemens led the innings with his eighth homer.
In the fourth, Twins scored four more runs for the score.
Trevor Larnaach hit a leadoff double hit to the right and scored to the left from Brook Lee’s single. After three batsmen, Tie France entered a double play with loaded bases and scored none outside but scored from the third.
After a walk in the next et-Bate, Clemens, Jeffers left the deficit with a two-run double.
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