Byron Buxton Homered and Ryan Jeffers added two hit and two RBIs to help Visit Minnesota Twins beat Boston Red Sox 5-4 on Sunday.
Buxton hit the seventh home run of the season in the first field of the game and Jeffers wiped the seventh deficit.
Harrison Bader remained 3-3 until he doubled against Justin Slaten (0-3) in the eighth shot. Carlos Correa scored 4-3 goals in the game. Trevor Larnach followed a single in Bader to make 5-3.
Wileyer Abreu from Boston gathered three hit, including a solo house run, which reduces Minnesota to 5-4 in the eighth shot, but Jhoan Duran threw a ninth ninth to protect the leadership and gain its fourth savings.
Louis Varland won the win (2-3) to make a relief without a point. Zafer made two wins in the three -game series.
Boston Starter Garrett crochet, five inning (89 fields) after the mound came out. He gave up four strokes, walked two and shot six.
Chris Paddack from Minnesota also made the first five strokes. He allowed three runs, two walked and recorded two strikes.
Carlos Narvaez took the second place to Red Sox in the second place in the second place in Abreu and Romy Gonzalez, both of whom were singing at a shot before.
Red Sox reached 3-1 in the third place. Alex Bregman shot with a walk, came third in Abreu's single, and scored Gonzalez's sacrifice.
The Gemini tied the seventh game to Garrett Whitlock. Jeffers' two -stage single Bader and Christian Vazquez continued.
Correa had two strokes in the victory. Boston took two hit from Ceddanne Rafaela.
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