Twins Rally for 12-6 Extra-Inning Win Over Mariners in Seattle

The Minnesota Twins have experienced a mix of tough losses and thrilling comebacks in their recent games against the Seattle Mariners. In one game, the Twins lost 2-1 in a close contest marked by strong pitching from Chris Paddack but limited offensive support, as they struggled to capitalize with runners in scoring position. However, in another dramatic matchup, the Twins overcame a four-run deficit in the ninth inning to win 12-6 in 10 innings, highlighted by Trevor Larnach's four hits and four RBIs, multiple home runs including those by Carlos Correa and Willi Castro, and resilient late-inning heroics. This victory showcased the team's resilience after a tough week, as they rallied from behind multiple times to secure the win. Historically, the Twins have had notable moments such as a record 15-game winning streak in 1991 and remarkable home runs, reflecting a rich and storied franchise history. The current performances mirror the team's enduring competitive spirit as they continue their road trip and look to build momentum in the series against the Mariners.