In a thrilling contest, the Minnesota Twins rallied from a five-run deficit but ultimately fell 6-5 against the Seattle Mariners, marking their 11th loss in 12 games. Center fielder Byron Buxton was a notable player, although he struck out with two men on in the fourth inning. Jhoan Duran, who has struggled in key moments recently, faced issues in the ninth, allowing the winning run to score on a sacrifice fly by Julio Rodríguez.

The Twins showed resilience in the fourth, fueled by a double from Trevor Larnach, which sparked a four-run rally. Despite this effort, they couldn't maintain consistency, falling behind again thanks to Chris Paddack's shaky performance, allowing five runs in a nightmarish third inning. Kody Clemens hit a solo homer, but overall, the team’s continued struggles at home raise concerns as they drop below .500 for the first time since May 5.