Dashawn Keirsey Jr. And Byron Buxton hit the house run and Chris Paddack made a seven closure kick, but the 11th consecutive victory of Minnesota Twins was supported by a collision between his teammates when they defeated the host Baltimore Orioles 4-0 in the afternoon.
Gemini short -term Carlos Correa and midfielder Buxton left the game after a pile under the third shot.
When the duo caught it before colliding with Buxton Correa, he was following Pop-up in Cedric Mullins’s shallow center. It turned out that their heads hit, and both players are immediately moving for other twins on the field and coaches. Minnesota led 3-0 during the squad changes.
The twins swept up a three -game sweep and six match season after winning three times against Orrioles last week.
The paddack (2-3) was glorious when allowing three strokes and one walk. Each of Louis Varland and Jhoan Duran made a relief to complete six shots.
Will Castro and Royce Lewis both strokes for Minnesota.
Orioles has lost nine of the last 11 matches. In the series, they only threw two separate innings.
Ryan O’Hearn had two of two hits of Baltimore, each of Mullins and Ryan Mountcastle had a couple. Orioles ruined six runners, two of them are eighth and two more ninth.
Orioles Starter Tomoyuki Sugano (4-3) 6 1/3 went to Inning and left four runs in six hit with a walk and three strikes.
Keirsey’s two conditions shot the first long ball of the season and opened the score in the third shot. Buxton 10 watched Homer.
A running single from Lewis ranked 4-0 in his seventh. Minnesota scored a ninth goal after reaching the first two dough base, but Baltimore’s Serathony Dominguez fled by hitting the next three doughs.
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