Jhoan Duran, the star Twins closer, hadn't allowed a homer in 75 1/3 innings before Shohei Ohtani, somehow, hit a 100 mph splinker over the wall.

The third baseman’s grounder was picked up by reliever Edgardo Hernandez, who threw the ball into right field. As it rolled all the way to the outfield wall, all three runners came around to score in the seventh inning of the Twins’ 10-7 win over the Dodgers on Thursday night at Dodger Stadium.

The Twins are the worst-hitting team in baseball with the bases loaded, and their numbers only got worse Tuesday night. Funny thing, though. Turns out, you don’t need a hit to score when the bases are loaded.

The Minnesota Twins look to bounce back from a loss in the series opener as the Los Angeles Dodgers attempt to get back to their winning ways on Tuesday.

After getting through 3 innings, aided by two double plays, SWR ran into trouble in the 3rd. Back to back walks to Will Smith and Freddie Freeman preceded a game tying 3-run homer by Andy Pages. That knocked Richardson out of the game, as Danny Coulombe finished the 4th.

Royce Lewis and Christian Vazquez each drove in three runs as the Minnesota Twins beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-7 on Tuesday night.Lewis, a native of nearby Orange County, Calif., had a runs-scoring fielder's choice in the second inning,

The Twins are now listening to offers for their rental players, reports the New York Post. They would have to be blown away to move controllable players like Jhoan Duran and Joe R

Correa, representing the game-tying run, drove a pitch from Kirby Yates 399 feet out to left. The ball sailed deep into the night before settling in the glove of center fielder James Outman, who leapt right at the wall to bring the ball back down and secure the 5-2 win for the Dodgers on Monday night.

Carlos Correa’s 395-foot fly ball had a .950 expected batting average, but James Outman hauled it in at the wall to seal the Dodgers' win.