MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins defeated the Seattle Mariners 11-4 Monday night at Target Field as rookie left-hander Connor Prielipp carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning and earned his first big-league win while Kody Clemens homered and drove in five runs. The game ended a five-game losing streak for Minnesota. MINNEAPOLIS — Seattle responded Tuesday night, beating the Twins 7-1 as Julio Rodríguez hit three doubles and Josh Naylor drove in four runs, lifting the Mariners’ offense. Mariners starter Logan Gilbert allowed one run over five innings; Minnesota’s bullpen struggled across both games, and both teams’ rotations and lineup decisions will be monitored in coming days.
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If you're a Twins or Mariners fan, these games show the teams' resilience. It's a reminder that in baseball, as in life, a losing streak can turn around quickly. Keep an eye on the pitching rotations and lineup decisions in the coming days.
The Twins and Mariners are both showing signs of strength and struggle. It's a rollercoaster season, but that's baseball. Worth forwarding if you know someone who loves the unpredictability of the game.
The Minnesota Twins benefited from Connor Prielipp’s pitching and timely offense in the 11-4 win, while the Seattle Mariners benefited from Julio Rodríguez’s three doubles and Josh Naylor’s four RBIs in the 7-1 rebound.
Luis Castillo and the Mariners’ pitching staff suffered in Monday’s 11-4 loss as Castillo allowed seven runs; Minnesota’s bullpen and offense suffered in Tuesday’s 7-1 Mariners win when Minnesota produced limited runs.
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Twins win; Mariners respond with strong rebound Tuesday
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