US EditionLuke Keaschall Drives in Three Runs as Twins Beat Tigers 9-4
DETROIT, AUG 6 – Luke Keaschall hit his first career home run and drove in three runs to help the Twins secure a 6-3 victory in Detroit, with Thomas Hatch pitching 4 1/3 scoreless innings.
- For the second consecutive contest, Luke Keaschall contributed three RBIs as the Minnesota Twins secured a 9-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers in Wednesday’s game in Detroit.
- Keaschall returned on Tuesday after a broken arm interrupted his major league career in April and had four hits with six RBIs in two games back.
- The Twins jumped ahead early with singles from Alan Roden and Matt Wallner, followed by a two-out double from Keaschall that brought them home. Additional key hits included doubles that scored runs by both Ryan Jeffers and Keaschall, as well as home runs from Austin Martin and Roden.
- Keaschall is hitting.393 in his first nine games, the second-longest on-base streak in Twins history after Glenn Williams' 13 games in 2005.
- Thomas Hatch, who was recently acquired off waivers from the Royals, secured his first win by pitching 4 1/3 scoreless innings, while Jack Flaherty was charged with the loss after allowing six runs over 4 2/3 innings for Detroit.
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Twins take down Tigers on Tuesday night
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Detroit Tigers 6-3 on Tuesday night. Zebby Matthews struck out six batters over five innings while only giving up one run, earning the win. Michael Tonkin threw 1 ⅔ shutout innings with Kody Funderburk getting one out. Cole Sands gave up one run in an inning of relief and Justin Topa closed the door in the ninth inning with his first save of the season. Luke Keaschall hit his first big league home run and drove i…
Luke Keaschall promoted three races for the second consecutive game and the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday 9-4.
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