Joe Ryan scattered two hits in six scorer innings as Minnesota Twins on Friday extended the streak of winning in 12 matches with a 3–0 win over Milwauki Brucers.
Ryan (4-2), who improved 3–0 in his last four beginnings, allowed the single of Bryce Turang to lead the first innings in the sixth and the double of William Contrais. Ryan hit nine batsmen and went to one before exiting 99 pitches.
Brock Stewart, Griffin Jacks and Coal Sands combined to exclude seven batsmen in the last three innings. Sands picked up their second sev of the season and gave their sixth harm to Bruers in the last eight matches.
The RBI was single in the first innings in each of Minnesota Tie France and Kodi Clamens. Clemens and Christian Vazakwez made each two hits for twin children, who were three shy of matching the franchise’s best consecutive victory marks during their time in Minnesota set during the 1991 season.
Twins won 17 consecutive when they were based in Washington, DC in 1912.
Dasavan Kresi Junior scored a run, starting the Bayron Buxon, which collided with Carlos Korea after a shallow fly ball in the center of the shallow fly ball during the 4–0 win of Minnesota on Baltimore Oraoles on Thursday afternoon.
Brook Lee, the regular second basman of Twins, a three-time all-star on Friday, got a seven-day convention in the injured list at Korea.
Willy Castro fouled a ball from his right Kneecap in the first innings. In the second, he was replaced by Ryan Fitzgerald, who made his leading debut after being promoted to Triple-e Saint Paul in the day.
Ruki Chad Patrick (2-4) scored three runs on eight hits in six innings.
Minnesota was an early jump as Trevor Larnach was collided with a pitch from Patrick and Ryan came to third place on Jeffers Single before scoring on RBI Single to Right Field. Clemens’s RBI Single to Center Fields made jeffers a 2–0 lead to twins.
Minnesota increased his profit after the first three batsmen, each to sing the Singersi before scoring on the double-play ball of Jeffers to start a second innings.
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