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Twins' Efforts Fall Short Against Diamondbacks at Target Field

First Inning


The Minnesota Twins faced off against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Target Field in a game that ended with a 6-4 scoreline. The Twins now hold a record of 65-84, while the Diamondbacks stand at 75-75. The first inning saw both teams unable to get on the scoreboard, setting the stage for an intense battle.


Sep 14, 2025; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Twins second base Luke Keaschall (15) is hit by a pitch from Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Kyle Backhus (43) in the ninth inning at Target Field. Mandatory Credit: Matt Blewett-Imagn Images

Second Inning


In the second inning, both teams found their rhythm. The D-Backs managed to score their first run with two hits, while the Twinkies responded robustly with two runs and two hits of their own. However, they also committed two errors during this period.


Fourth Inning


The fourth inning proved pivotal as Arizona surged ahead by scoring three runs on two hits. This offensive burst put pressure on Minnesota's pitching staff and shifted momentum in favor of the Snakes.


Sep 14, 2025; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Arizona Diamondbacks right fielder Corbin Carroll (7) catches a fly ball hit by Minnesota Twins first base Kody Clemens (18) in the eighth inning at Target Field. Mandatory Credit: Matt Blewett-Imagn Images

Sixth and Seventh Innings


Minnesota attempted to claw back into contention during these innings. They scored one run each in both innings thanks to consistent hitting efforts from players like Mickey Gasper who had an impressive .333 average in his previous outing.


Eighth Inning


The eighth inning saw another push from Arizona as they added one more run through strategic plays and solid batting performances. Despite Minnesota's efforts to tighten up defensively, including catching one steal attempt out of three by Jhonny Pereda behind home plate, it wasn't enough to halt Arizona's advance.


Sep 14, 2025; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Kyle Backhus (43) pitches to Minnesota Twins first base Kody Clemens (18) in the ninth inning at Target Field. Mandatory Credit: Matt Blewett-Imagn Images

Ninth Inning


As tensions rose in the ninth inning, Minnesota tried valiantly but could not overcome Arizona’s lead despite managing another hit. With no further scoring from either side after this point, it was clear that earlier game-changing plays Twins vs Diamondbacks had sealed their fate for this match-up.


Looking ahead for fans eager for more action-packed games: mark your calendars! On September 15th at 7:40 PM EDT (6:40 PM CDT), catch all excitement when Twins host Yankees right here again at Target Field; tune into YES network broadcast live coverage then!


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