Matt Walner moved to 2-for-3 with a domestic run as a domestic run as a minesota twins to win 4–2 on the Chicago cub on Wednesday night at Miniapolis.
Carlos Korea finished a double and 2 -for -4 with an RBI for Minnesota, winning his second direct game against the cub. Ryan Jeffers went to 1 -for -2 with RBI.
Dansbi Swansan and Nico Horner scored a run for Chicago in appellate.
Twins Right-Hand David Festa (3-3) gave two runs on three hits in 5 1/3 innings. He went two and hit three.
The cub right-hand Cad Horton (3-3) scored four runs on six hits in 4 2/3 innings. He went two and thrown five.
Jhoan Duran, close to the twin children, made a scorch to collect his 14th Save. They required only eight pitches, including five strikes to get through the innings.
The twins first took a 2–0 lead.
Bayran Buxon was hit by a pitch, swipe on the second basis and came all around to score the single of the jeffers. Correa chased with RBI double.
Walner placed Twins at the top 3–0 with a single shot. He drew a 390 -foot fly ball under the line for his ninth homer of the season and finished second in five days.
Chicago cut the deficit 3–2 in the fourth.
The cub loaded the hideouts with one for Swansan, who ran the team’s first run with the RBI Infield Single. The Horner pulled the cub inside one with the choice of a fielder.
Minnesota used double theft delay in increasing its lead in the bottom of the fourth by 4–2.
Royce Lewis took the leadoff from the third base as Walner first took the leadoff from the base. Walnar tried to steal the other and was thrown into a randon among the hideouts, but Lewis flew from the third and crossed the plate.
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