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Twins Rally From 6 Down Before Falling to Mariners in 9th
- On Sunday, Colt Emerson singled past the drawn-in infield to score pinch-runner Stuart Fairchild, giving the Seattle Mariners a 7-6 walk-off victory over the Minnesota Twins at T-Mobile Park.
- After seven scoreless innings from starter George Kirby, the Mariners squandered their 6-0 lead as the Twins scored five runs in the eighth and tied it on Luke Keaschall's ninth-inning home run.
- Cole Young recorded four of Seattle's 14 hits, while Minnesota's Josh Naylor extended his active on-base streak to 24 consecutive games, the longest in the majors.
- Reliever Andres Munoz earned the win despite allowing the game-tying home run, and the Minnesota Twins travel to Kansas City to begin a three-game series against the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday.
- Trade rumors surrounding key players persisted throughout the weekend leading up to Monday's deadline, adding pressure to the Mariners' roster management as they pursue back-to-back walk-off victories.
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