The Yankees fell 4-1 to Minnesota in a midweek Bronx matchup, snapping their nine-game edge in the series. Cam Schlittler worked five solid innings, but the Twins jumped ahead after he left, capitalizing on a fielding miscue and rallying for three runs in the sixth. Buxton sparked the frame with a double, Keaschall and Clemens followed with hits, and Clemens scored on a misplayed ball as Lewis added an RBI double. Joe Ryan outdueled the Yankee lineup, allowing just one run with seven strikeouts over 6 2/3 frames, capped by Bellinger’s third-inning homer. The Twins, who traded away Correa and much of their bullpen in a “fire sale,” still rode Ryan to the win. The loss left New York one game up in the AL Wild Card race after a 3-3 homestand, and the club heads to St. Louis for a five-game trip.