The Twins continue to lose and under unthinkable circumstances -- an infield single from Jim Thome in the seventh inning drove home the winning run for Cleveland -- who rallied for a 6-5 win over the Twins.
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Carlos Santana hit a solo home run in the bottom on the 9th inning as the Indians walked off against the Twins, 6-5. Chris Parmelee stayed hot hitting his third career homer for Minnesota but he was upstaged by Jim Thome, who finished 3-4 with his 604th career home run.
Chris Parmelee smacked a two-run triple and Jamey Carroll drove in the go-ahead run with an RBI single to help the Twins beat the Angels, 6-5 for their first win of the season. Josh Willingham hit his third homer of the season, a two-run shot in the fourth inning.
Justin Masterson held Minnesota to three hits over seven innings, helping the Cleveland Indians snap their 11-game losing streak with a 6-2 win over the Twins Wednesday.
The win keeps the Indians and former teammate Jim Thome from clinching second place in the AL Central. For Minnesota, it's only the third win in 22 games.
It's another double-whammy for the Twins as they not only blow a big lead, but get swept in a day/night doubleheader in Cleveland.
It took extra innings Tuesday night in Cleveland, but the Twins beat the Indians 6-5. The go-ahead run was set up by a 12th-inning Darin Mastroianni single. He then stole second and scored from there on an infield hit.
It was a nail-biter in Cleveland today as the Indians needed extra-innings to get past the Twins in a battle for last place in the American League Central Division.
Rookie pitcher Scott Diamond boosted his record to 4-1 in his month-long big league career. The Twins have now won five out of six games since their last losing streak ended. Joe Mauer drove in a run early but then left the game with a sprained thumb.