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Did the Twins' Late Surge Overwhelm Mariners at T-Mobile Park?

The Minnesota Twins improved their record to 31-25 with a decisive 12-6 victory over the Seattle Mariners, who now stand at 30-26. The game, held at T-Mobile Park, saw an attendance of 39,614 fans and concluded after ten innings.


May 30, 2025; Seattle, Washington, USA; Minnesota Twins left fielder Willi Castro (50) runs the bases after hitting a solo-home run against the Minnesota Twins during the seventh inning at T-Mobile Park. Minnesota Twins third base coach/outfield coach Tommy Watkins (40) stands at right. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-Imagn Images

First Inning


The Mariners started strong in the first inning with a burst of energy that resulted in four runs from four hits. This early lead put pressure on the Twins' pitching staff right out of the gate. However, despite this initial setback, Minnesota's defense managed to hold Seattle scoreless for several subsequent innings.


Fourth Inning


Minnesota began its comeback in earnest during the fourth inning. The Twinkies scored two runs off three hits, showcasing their ability to capitalize on offensive opportunities. This shift in momentum was crucial as it set up a more competitive atmosphere for the remainder of the game.


Seventh Inning


In a tightly contested seventh inning, Minnesota added another run to their tally while keeping Seattle from scoring further. This incremental gain was vital as it kept them within striking distance and maintained pressure on Emerald City's defense.


Ninth Inning


The ninth inning proved pivotal for Minnesota as they rallied with three runs from four hits. This offensive surge tied up the game and forced extra innings—a testament to their resilience and determination under pressure.


Tenth Inning


In an explosive tenth inning performance by Minnesota's lineup, they scored six runs off four hits without allowing any response from Seattle. Key contributions came from players like Trevor Larnach and Willi Castro who demonstrated exceptional hitting prowess throughout this period—Larnach notably achieving an impressive .667 average with one home run contributing significantly to his team's success.


On pitching duty for most of this encounter was Zebby Matthews whose efforts helped stabilize early challenges faced by his team; he recorded nine strikeouts per nine innings pitched while maintaining control over walks allowed (only one walk given).


As both teams look ahead towards future matchups—the next being scheduled between these same opponents tomorrow evening (May 31st) at T-Mobile Park starting around 7:15 PM EDT—fans can catch all action live via FOX network coverage nationwide!


Stay tuned into what promises another exciting chapter unfolding soon enough! Share your thoughts about today’s thrilling contest below or spread word among fellow enthusiasts eager follow every twist turn along way!

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