Minnesota relatively newly arrived in the eighth shot in the eighth shot, a three-stage house running, and the twins on Wednesday in the second match of a pair of heading Baltimore Orioles 8-6 walked to defeat.
Trevor Larnach shot a two -stage Homer, and Will Castro started a solo shot for twins who scored five different Innings while collecting 10 hit. Clemens has been with twins for about two weeks.
Cedric Mullins detonated a third -shot Grand Slam and Heston Kjerstad made a home run for Orioles, who lost eight of his last 10 matches. They scored only two of Doubleheader’s 18 inning.
Minnesota won the opener 6-3.
In the second game of Baltimore, both of the host runs came with two outlets from the twins Starter Simeon Woods Richardson. Mullins, Gunnar Henderson and Emmanuel Rivera all went ahead 6-4 after three strokes for Orioles.
Charlie Morton made three strokes from the bullfight and the team’s first victory for Orioles after seven losses before the team collapsed late. Instead, Yennier Cano (0-3) was labeled with loss.
Morton worked behind Chayce McDermott, the first big league match of the season and the second of his career. He left four runs in three inning.
Kody Funderburk (1-0) was the winner of 1/3 inning closing relief. Cole Sands won the ninth and 103 career relief in the first savings of the season.
Ryan Jeffers, Castro and Clemens took two hit for the twins, which made six walks and hit a field.
Teams met for five extra base kicks-all home running.
Woods Richardson left six running in four strokes and eight strokes with four strokes.
Twinbill was necessary after the postponed game on Tuesday night. The series is planned to be completed in the afternoon.
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