MINNEAPOLIS — The Twins offense couldn't have been much better to start Monday's game.
Luis Arraez — who entered the game with the second-highest on-base percentage in the American League at .437 — walked before Carlos Correa and Jorge Polanco followed with back-to-back singles. Max Kepler then stepped up and hit a grand slam into the right field seats.
Detroit, though, would slowly chip away at that four-run lead, tying the game. The Twins had to rely on Gio Urshela's walk-off infield single in the ninth to win 5-4 at Target Field in front of an announced crowd of 16,361.
