From there, the Twins turned it over to Griffin Jax and Jhoan Duran, who threw two scoreless innings. Duran pitched over a two-out double in the eighth inning, stranding a pair of runners on base (the other was intentionally walked) and in the ninth, he left a pair of runners in scoring position, a big escape that kept the game tied.

On Friday, the Twins beat Tampa Bay on left fielder Harrison Bader’s ninth-inning, walk-off home run that traveled 378 feet into the bleachers. On Saturday, the ball that produced their seventh walk-off victory this season barely made it 90 feet for a 6-5 victory over the Rays.

Bradley has been hurt by a .356 batting average on balls in play in high-leverage situations. He has pitched well on the road (3.95 ERA) and has a better history against Minnesota than what shows in his ERA history. Current Twins batters own an aggregate .671 OPS against him (per ESPN).