US EditionTwins Fall Despite Brooks Lee's Efforts
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA, JUL 29 – Brooks Lee's two-run single in the ninth inning ended a 90-minute rain delay as the Twins overcame injuries and a ninth-inning deficit to beat the Red Sox 5-4.
- On July 29, 2025, the Boston Red Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 8-5 at Target Field in Minneapolis.
- The Twins faced roster challenges including Carlos Correa leaving due to illness and Byron Buxton on the injured list.
- Brooks Lee replaced Correa in the third inning and hit two homers, becoming the sixth Twin to homer from both sides in a game.
- Jhoan Duran, who did not pitch, drew trade speculation after hugging the bullpen catcher during the game, but MLB insider Jeff Passan confirmed no trade occurred.
- The loss left the Twins at 51-55, highlighting ongoing struggles as the trade deadline approaches on Thursday evening.
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Brooks Lee drives in 5 but Twins fall to Red Sox
Perhaps one of most intriguing things to happen during Tuesday’s 8-5 loss to the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday night was a mid-game hug between friends. With just days to go until the trade deadline on Thursday evening, hug watch is in full effect and so when closer Jhoan Duran embraced bullpen catcher Frank Nigro like usual and it was caught on the team’s television broadcast, the hug made waves across the internet. No, Duran hasn’t been traded yet…
After long rain delay, Twins rally for walk-off victory over Red Sox
As he conducted his postgame media availability, Twins starter Simeon Woods Richardson referred back to a sheet of paper with many of his teammates’ names written on it. So many different players contributed to Tuesday night’s win, and the starting pitcher didn’t want to forget any of them. “It took everybody today,” he said, listing nine names. “Even if we had a long-(expletive) rain delay. Excuse my French. It was a good win.” That it was. Hou…
Alex Cora Details Uncomfortable Situation During Walk-Off Loss
With multiple high-leverage relievers unavailable for Monday’s series-opener against the Minnesota Twins, the Boston Red Sox were already in a precarious situation in the late innings of a close game. A 90-minute rain delay during the ninth inning only exacerbated the problem. The Red Sox took a 4-3 against the Twins in the top of the ninth on Monday night before the skies opened up. When the contest resumed, right-hander Jordan Hicks took the b…
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