Willy Castro hit two homes and Trevor Larnach also deepened to lead Minnesota twin children to win a 10–3 victory at West Sacramento, California on Tuesday night.
Royce Lewis abolished 0-for-32 drought with two-rins doubles and had two runs single near Bayran Buxon as Twins defeated athletics for the second time in two nights to start a four-game series. Larnach had three of the 12 hits in Minnesota.
Athletics dropped its eighth straight game and lost 19 of their last 20 competitions.
Pablo Lopez (5-3) of Minnesota gave two runs and four hits in five innings. He hit four and left three before leaving with the right shoulder tightness, exiting his third warm -up pitch before the sixth innings.
Three reliever ended for twins, scoring 10 runs for the second consecutive night.
The Minnesota 2–0 before Castro hit a single homer, which left Jacob Lopez (0–4) with one in the fourth.
Twins scored four runs in the sixth, in which Laranach opened the innings by crushing Fastball 3–1 and sent to 432 feet to tie the score.
Later, Castro hit a line shot on the left to the left to give Minnesota a 3–2 lead. This was his second two-home outing in five matches.
The base was later loaded into the innings when Buxton gave twins a two-run single to give a 5–2 lead to Oswaldo Bido.
At the bottom of the innings, Shea Langeliers led a double, and two groundouts pushed her.
In the seventh, twins responded as Larnach sang and Karlos Korea went to start the innings. Later, Tye France sang Tyler Ferguson, and Brook Lee was killed by a pitch to force Larnach.
Lewis then doubled the fence in the left-center and made it 8-3. The hit was from Louis since May 19.
A wild pitch made it 9-3. Later in an innings, Korea’s Infield climbed second place.
Athletics scored in the first innings when Lawrence Butler led a double and Brent Rooker with an RBI single.
In the third with Tyler Sodersstrom, A stroked his first Major League Triple and scored on Langeliers’ sacrifice fly.
Jacob Lopez hit a career-servashtha nine in 4 1/3 innings of relief. He gave five runs, five hits and a walk.
Grant Holeman served as an opener for athletics and left a hit and a walk in a 1 1/3 scorer innings.
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