Bailey Ober allowed a run on 7 2/3 inning, and Edouard Julien won the speed of Minnesota’s great aggressive night while winning 11-1, 11-1 via the host Cleveland Guardians on Monday night.
Jonah Bride had three shots, Ryan Jeffers had two conditions in the eighth ranking Homer closed position player Will Wilson, and he had three RBIs for Minnesota, which moved to the highest level of the season on Monday and followed his 5-1 house. Byron Buxton and Ty France noted two hit and two RBIs.
Ober (3-1) gave up only Jhonkensy Noel’s RBI single. He hit eight hits, shot two and won the third start in a row and did not walk.
Gavin Williams (2-2) allowed four running, seven strokes and two walks, while only two innings for Guardians, who scored 31-7 more points during the losing line of three matches. Williams took two of them.
Julien sent Williams’s first field to the midfield wall. The Gemini added Carlos Correa (two strokes) and France after waiting once again, then Jeffers doubled the RBI midfield wall from two outputs.
Williams’ problems continued in the second place. Bride sang with someone, then Harrison Bader and Julien each of them walked. Buxton came to the center with a lining single with a pair of points.
Minnesota added margin in fifth place. Cleveland relaxing Paul Sewald walked the Jeffers Jeffers, then Mickey Gasper (two hits, RBI), Bride and Bader, each of them handed over three consecutive singles to Bride and Bader.
Gabriel Arias of Guardians put forward the fifth gold with a couple. He moved to the second place in the grounding of Bo Nylor and scored a goal with Noel’s left.
Minnesota made the sixth place in the deeper center in the deeper center up to twice the two conditions of France. France threw Gasper’s Line driver single twice.
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