How he won in Bonkers Minnesota, shutdown switches

All good things must end – and Sunday afternoon in Milwaukee, The Minnesota Gemini watched two of their most impressive stripes unrewel In 5-2 loss of brewer.

The twins entered the finals of the finals drove high on the victory of 13 games, their longest since 1991. years and related to the fourth longest in the history of the franchisee. They also wore a club recording 34 consecutive innings without deadlines, shares, which took the trunk without a premca in modern times twins. But both stripes stopped at the American family field, He snapped a timely Milwaukee punch And a shaky excursion from the Starter Minnesota, Zebby Matthews.

Matthews called from the juvenile for his debut MLB, fought with the command after it was a solid start. After cruising through the first innings and the conspicuous first two shocks of the third, Matthews lost control of the zone. Three consecutive walk – William Contreras, Christian Ielichand Rhis Hoskins – opened the brewer door.

“It just ran away from me there”, Matthews Confesses. “Walk to the counter, then walking Ielich and Hoskins, trying to make the terrain out of it. There they could hit two single, but it’s hard to escape three walks and then I’m in the same Inning.”

Gemini Win Streak comes to the end

Isaac Collins delivered a dagger with a two-metal single to center, and another RBI was followed by Frelick Sal Frelick, giving Brewers of 4-0 lead after three innings. This wrote near Matthews debuting after only three frames and 71 fees.

Frelick has already finished twins without a deadline in seconds when he set aside home Ielich – finished Minnesota Run from 34 upright shutting down frames. The historic array is completed, but the game was far from it.

Royce Levis, who had already loved twinning twins on the fourth, almost brought Minnesota in the eighth way. With two runners on a ship and search 4-2, Lewis sent a deep drive to the center that looked destined to clean the wall – until Jackson Chourio made a spectacular jump, lying to Lewis explosion and games in Milwauke.

“It was a swing from tying there,” Matthews said. “It shows resistance in the team. I just have to be better on my side.”

Milvaukee added insurance at the bottom of the eighth on the victim of the victim of the victim and Trevor Megill closed the door in nine for his sixth savings.

The trans-manager of Rocco Baldelli praised the recent stretch of his team, despite a Sunday.

“It was just a great baseball, one of the best two-week spans I’ve ever been part,” Baldelli said. “We just scratch the surface as far as we are capable of this year.”

Even in defeat, the twins were dealing with. They brought a connection to the plate on the eighth and showed the same fight that carried them through 13 real victories. Now they return home to 26-21 to face Cleveland caregivers with a chance to start a new string. After all, how Baldelli put it: “We want to restart that tomorrow.”