Cleveland already counted. This is the 13th in Minneapolis.
ESPN / Baseball-Reference: Minnesota 5, New York 4, 13 innings, Wednesday at Target Field. Luke Keaschall went 3-for-5 and scored from second on Victor Caratini’s game-ending single. Tommy Nance (3–3) the win. John Schreiber (2–4) the loss. Yankees 88–64. Twins 71–81. Attendance 21,887. Time 3:48. Hits: Yankees 9, Twins 10. Errors: Yankees 1, Twins 0.
New York was 0–0 through eight, then 2 in the ninth, 1 in the 10th, 1 in the 11th — 4–4 into the 13th. Minnesota had 1 in the first, 1 in the fifth, 1 in the 10th, 1 in the 11th, 1 in the 13th. Anthony Volpe 2-for-5, two RBI, a double. Cody Bellinger 3-for-5. Aaron Judge 0-for-2, two strikeouts, then left; ESPN: leg tightness. Heliot Ramos finished in right. Tightness is not a disabled-list posting we will invent.
Carlos Rodón started. We will not invent Thursday’s starter unless the club posts it. 6–3 Guardians already ran. 6–3 Braves already ran. 5–1 Brewers already ran. This 5–4 is 13 innings.
What this means for you
If you needed the Central, Cleveland’s file exists. If you needed the Yankees’ night, it is 5–4 in 13. 88–64 is the record.
Bottom line: Twins 5–4 in 13. Caratini walk-off. Judge out with tightness. Not a clinch.
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