Twins Record 10th Consecutive Target Field Win With Walk-Off Over Guardians

The Minnesota Twins and Cleveland Guardians played a rain-delayed doubleheader marked by strong performances and historic milestones for the Twins. The Twins won the resumption of a suspended game 6-5 thanks to Kody Clemens' walk-off double in the ninth inning, continuing Minnesota's remarkable run of 14 wins in their last 15 games. Clemens, who was acquired from Philadelphia in late April, has been a key contributor with a .317 batting average and multiple extra-base hits. The Twins' victory marked their 10th straight home win at Target Field, the longest streak since the stadium opened in 2010, boosting their position in the AL Central division. In the second game, the Cleveland Guardians snapped a five-game losing streak by defeating the Twins 5-1 behind Gavin Williams' six strong innings and José Ramírez's extended hitting streak. The Twins' recent success has been attributed to improved health, consistent play, and contributions from players like Clemens and Harrison Bader, positioning them as serious contenders in their division.