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Minnesota Twins writer for the St. Paul @PioneerPress. National parks enthusiast. Big fan of dogs.
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Twins suffer walk-off loss to Mariners

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By Betsy Helfand Verified
| Duluth News Tribune Verified
SEATTLE — Royce Lewis secured the ground ball that Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh had smoked towards him and, just steps away from the first base bag, his momentum took him there. As he touched first, eliminating the force at second, he looked towards Julio Rodríguez in between the two bases, and then spun towards home, firing off a throw to catcher Victor Caratini.
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Twins clubhouse excited about trade additions being made Original

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By Betsy Helfand Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
SEATTLE — The Twins came off the field Friday night, fresh off their seventh win in nine games, to find big news awaiting them when they returned to the clubhouse. While many Twins fans learned of the news during the middle of the game, players themselves were locked in on trying to beat the Mariners — which they did 5-3 — when the trade for starting pitcher Dean Kremer was officially announced. “I had no idea,” infielder Royce Lewis said.
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Twins top .500 for the first time since April with win over Mariners Original

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By Betsy Helfand Verified
| Pioneer Press Verified
Final Twins 5, Mariners 3 Starting pitcher performance SEATTLE — Zebby Matthews’ first inning featured a pair of walks that came on eight total pitches and a pair of doubles, plunging the Twins (56-55) quickly into a two-run deficit. The big hit in the inning, a double off the bat of Mariners (53-58) catcher Cal Raleigh, came with a pair of outs in the inning after Matthews had gotten two quick strikes on him. Raleigh fouled off four pitches before capping off his at-bat with the hit.
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