AL wild-card chase: Tigers, 3 other teams fighting for 2 spots
In the American League, four teams are competing for the final two wild-card spots. The Kansas City Royals (82-72) and Minnesota Twins (81-73) would make the playoffs if the season ended today. The Tigers (80-74) and Seattle Mariners (79-75) are still in the race.
Slumping Twins fall short yet again, drop into tie with Tigers. No dressing this up
But the Twins failed to create more breathing room, once again felled by the Guardians’ bullpen. Nick Sandlin took over for Cantillo with one out in the fifth and walked Correa before striking out Buxton and Carlos Santana to end the inning.
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The rookie infielder got off to a promising start with the Twins but over his last 16 games he owns an ugly batting line of .151/.151/.283.
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