Minnesota clawed back in dramatic fashion, snatching a 5-3 walk-off over Kansas City in 11 innings. Luke Keaschall delivered the knockout, parking a fastball into the first row for a two-run shot with two outs in the 11th, capping a day where he reached base in 12 straight to begin his career. Ryan Fitzgerald notched his first career hit earlier, a wall-scraping three-inning homer that gave Minnesota a lead. The win continued Minnesota’s knack for late-game magic, while Kansas City squandered chances with runners in scoring position, despite Adam Frazier’s four-hit day and Vinnie Pasquantino’s 20th homer.