Larnach turned in three hits against three left-handed pitchers, the first Twins lefty-swinging hitter to reach that mark in three seasons. He’s adjusted at-bats and capitalized on opportunity, providing a multi-hit showcase and helping Minnesota extend their run of seven-plus runs in consecutive games.

Larnach led Minnesota with three hits, fueling the offense in a four-run frame that helped seal the win. His multi-hit night reinforces his role as a steady contributor in the Twins’ lineup, providing a reliable source of contact and run-scoring impact alongside Buxton’s power-speed profile.

Larnach contributed a key RBI sequence, driving in two on a grounder that rolled through Peralta for Minnesota’s momentum, later delivering a meaningful plate appearance in the Twins’ multi-run frame.

Larnach doubled for Minnesota, driving in a run as the Twins staged a late-game rally. Though the comeback fell short, his extra-base hit underscored his power upside and his potential to factor in run production when Minnesota is chasing in late innings.

Larnach delivered an RBI base hit in the fifth inning, anchoring Minnesota’s shift in the scoreboard late. His timely knocks and continued run-production are a thread of consistency for a Twins offense that fought for a late-week win but fell short.