The Minnesota Twins avoided their 100th loss Tuesday night with a 7-4 victory over the Royals. Chris Parmelee hit a solo home run and Rene Tosoni blasted a grand slam for the Twins.
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A grand slam home run by Joe Mauer and a three-run shot by Chris Parmelee give the Twins enough push to secure an 8-7 win and a doubleheader sweep of the Kansas City Royals Saturday night at Kaufmann Stadium. Justin Morneau drove in two runs to help the Twins defeat the Royals 3-1 victory in the first game.
Trevor Plouffe walked-off the season with an RBI single that scored Denard Span and the Twins beat the Royals 1-0 in the final game of the season Wednesday night. The Twins avoided 100 losses and finished with a 63-99 record.
The Kansas City Royals scored four runs in the sixth inning to come-from-behind and beat the Twins 7-3 Monday night at Target Field. With 99-losses the Twins need to win their final two games to avoid a 100-loss season.
It's another rough one at Target Field as Cleveland scores early and often, winning 10-4. The loss overshadowed the first major league home run by Twins first baseman Chris Parmelee.
The Minnesota Twins lost again. Seattle came from behind and sent Minnesota to it's 11th consecutive loss with a 5-4 victory at Target Field. Despite starting the game with five perfect innings, Kevin Slowey lost his seventh straight start.
Simple math shows how easily the Twins could lose 100 games this season. There are 10 games to go. Minnesota needs to go 4-6 to avoid the century mark. Going into tonight's game with Seattle, they've lost nine straight. Add it up, and chances are Twins Territory includes triple digits
Twins first baseman Chris Parmelee is reportedly doing "OK" after getting hit in the head by a pitch last night in Minnesota's 7-6 loss to Boston.
Carl Pavano lasted just 3.2 innings and allowed six earned runs for the second straight start as the Indians belted the Twins, 7-1 in Cleveland Friday night. The biggest blow to Pavano and the Twins came in the fourth inning, when Jason Kipnis hit a grand slam. The loss snaps Minnesota's three-game winning streak.