In a tense matchup, the Minnesota Twins faced off against the Toronto Blue Jays, ultimately suffering a 6-4 defeat. Ryan Jeffers, in a pivotal moment, was ejected after a controversial strike three call that denied the Twins a bases-loaded opportunity. This was his first career ejection, and it overshadowed a solid performance by Royce Lewis, who had an RBI single, and Trevor Larnach, who hit a powerful home run.

Despite a strong start with a three-run lead, pitching woes plagued Bailey Ober, who surrendered five runs, including two home runs, marking a rare setback for him given his recent form. The Twins’ early offensive push fizzled against the Blue Jays’ bullpen after initially capitalizing on their starter, Paxton Schultz. With the loss, the Twins have now recorded just three losses at home in their last 15 games.