US EditionAranda, Jansen HRs Lift Rays to a 7-2 Victory over Twins, Extending Winning Streak to 6 Games
- The Tampa Bay Rays secured a 7-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins Monday evening in Tampa, marking their sixth consecutive win.
- The Rays increased their advantage when Jonathan Aranda launched a three-run home run in the sixth inning, followed later by a two-run homer from Danny Jansen.
- Starting pitcher Zack Littell allowed one run over more than six innings, while Twins reliever Garrett Cleavinger gave up a two-run homer to Carlos Correa, narrowing the gap to 3-2 briefly.
- Aranda’s homer was his seventh of the season and created a 3-0 lead, while Jansen’s fourth home run produced the final five-run margin in the Rays’ 13-hit effort.
- This victory improved Tampa Bay’s record to 27-26 and marked the majors-best sixth consecutive win, while Minnesota fell to 29-24 despite their strong recent form.
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Rays beat Twins to send win streak to 6, their best run since 2023
By Marc Topkin Tampa Bay Times TAMPA — Zack Littell delivered a strong six-plus inning start and Jonathan Aranda and Danny Jansen hit homers to lead the Rays past the Twins 7-2 on Monday night. The win was the Rays’ sixth straight, their longest streak in nearly two years — since a seven-game run in June 2023 — and is the longest current winning streak in the majors. At 27-26, they also moved over .500 for the first time since going into play Ap…
Hot Twins run into trouble against hotter Tampa Bay
TAMPA, Fla. — Jonathan Aranda hit a three-run homer, and Danny Jansen added a two-run shot as the Tampa Bay Rays extended their winning streak to six games with a 7-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. Zack Littell (4-5) allowed three hits through six shutout innings. He left with one out in the seventh after hitting Ty France with his 72nd pitch. Carlos Correa followed with a two-run homer, pulling the Twins within 3-2. But José Caballero’s two-out,…
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