US EditionTwins miss opportunities early, capitalize late in win against White Sox
- The Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 6-3 on Wednesday night at Target Field.
- The Twins left numerous runners on base during the first three innings despite creating scoring chances.
- White Sox briefly took a lead in the fifth inning after three runs scored following starter David Festa's exit.
- Trevor Larnach hit the go-ahead RBI single in the sixth inning, saying it "makes up for the 111 mph outs."
- Byron Buxton's two-run homer later opened a three-run advantage, helping the Twins win their second straight game.
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Through the years: Nearly half of Twins managers have been fired midseason
MINNEAPOLIS — There have been 14 managers who have worn the colors of the Minnesota Twins. As manager Rocco Baldelli fights through the team’s early struggles this season, and reportedly in the last season of his contract extension, his future remains uncertain. Throughout Twins’ history, six of the 14 managers were fired during the season, five were fired after a season, one retired and one simply quit. Here's a look at the team's managers by d…
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Twins miss opportunities early, capitalize late in win against White Sox
The first time the Twins loaded the bases, Carlos Correa rocked a hard line drive right at second baseman Brooks Baldwin, resulting in a double play. The second time they loaded them, Byron Buxton took a pitch looking to end the inning, a questionable call that did not go the Twins’ way. The third time they did it, Harrison Bader was robbed of a hit by center fielder Luis Robert Jr. Against a better team, all those runners left on base during th…
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