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AND Minnesota twins They already had bad luck in the dominant Al Central, and their chances to win the division hit on Thursday.
Minnesota entered on Thursday at 24-20 and vehicles a winning series of 10 games-but still in fourth place in the division behind all except Chicago White Sox.
The twins were on their way to Baltimore to face the fighting Orioles, and they were worse at 3-0 at the bottom of the third when Cedric Mullins came into eating.
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Minnesota Twins Outfields byron Buxton and Shortstop Carlos Corre remain on the field after the collision while persecuting the ball during the Baltimore Orioles game in the Oriola Park at Camden Yards. (Mitch Stringer-Hagn Pictures)
Person Outfielder hit Blooper at a shallow center, which is both Carlos Corre At the Shortstop -ui Byron Buxton in the central field, they persecuted – both directly to each other.
Mullins caught a catch, but the two ran into each other, both lying on a grass on the field for a few minutes. Correa left the game while Buxton stayed before he was out in the fourth. The team said they were both in the earthquake protocol.
Both stars had a fair share of injury. Corre has played 140 games in the season in her MLB career, not from 2021, and has played in just 86 games last season.
Carlos Corre of the Twins in Minnesota assisted from the field by Athletic coach Nick Paparest after a collision with Byron Buxton at the Park Oriola at Camden Yards 15. May 2025. In Baltimore. (Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
As for Buxton, the twins have made him a nominated striker repeatedly because he has played in over 100 games only once (last year with 102) since 2018.
Buxton contributed earlier in the game, hitting the home to return with Dashawn Keirsy Jr.
Fortunately for Minnesota, Chris Paddack was dominant to the protuberance, throwing 11 countless insertions to give Minnesota his 11th consecutive victory.
Minnesota Twins Outfielder Byron Buxton Kneels after a collision at the Oriola Park at Camden Yards. (Mitch Stringer-Hagn Pictures)
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The twins swallowed the 6-0 series last year after Orioles 6-0 swallowed it. This is also the fourth longest winning series of Minnesota in the history of the franchise. Last year they beat 12 straight.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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