The Minnesota Twins showcased their aggressive base running and resilience in a thrilling 4-3 victory over the New York Mets, pulling out a win in 10 innings thanks to Ty France's clutch RBI single. Starting from second base in the 10th, Byron Buxton charged home without hesitation on France's line drive, highlighting the Twins' daring style of play throughout the game. Despite a tough eighth inning where the Twins squandered a three-run lead, reliever Danny Coulombe's stellar performance in the ninth helped save the game. France's walk-off hit marked his fourth such moment in his career, a testament to his ability to perform under pressure. The Twins' base running, defined by a balance of aggression and awareness, proved crucial, as manager Rocco Baldelli emphasized the importance of making the opposition react.