DaShawn Keirsey Jr. broke out of a season slump with a dramatic walk-off hit, leading the Minnesota Twins to a thrilling 7-6 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Despite a rocky start from Pablo López, who allowed four runs in five innings, the Twins rallied back, finishing a perfect homestand and extending their win streak to eight games. The game saw Keirsey, who had been struggling with a .067 batting average, finally hit his stride, bringing home Brooks Lee for the game-winning run.

The Twins tied the game in the eighth inning thanks to a ground ball from Ryan Jeffers that scored automatic runner Ty France. The game showcased their resilience, especially after falling behind early. López's performance was salvaged by key defensive plays, including a sliding catch by Willi Castro that limited damage in the first inning. The Twins have now crossed the .500 mark for the first time this season, showcasing their offensive depth and ability to come through in clutch situations.