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Phegley grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Adrianza.

Chapman grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Adrianza.

Grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Adrianza.

Laureano doubled to left, Canha to third.

Davis singled to right, Canha scored, Laureano scored.

Singled to right, Canha scored, Laureano scored.

Pinder singled to center, Davis to second.

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Cruz homered to center on the first pitch.

Canha homered to left on a 0-1 count, Semien scored.

Homered to left on a 0-1 count, Semien scored.

Laureano homered to center on a 0-2 count.

Schoop hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Grossman, Adrianza scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Grossman, Adrianza scored.

Twins first.  Garver homered to right on a 0-1 count.  Polanco grounded out, third baseman Chapman to first baseman Olson.  Cruz homered to center on the first pitch.  Sanó doubled to left.  M.Gonzalez grounded out, second baseman Barreto to first baseman Olson, Sanó to third.  Cron grounded out, second baseman Barreto to first baseman Olson.

Athletics seventh.  Semien walked on a full count.  Chapman fouled out to first baseman Cron.  Littell pitching.  Olson struck out.  Canha homered to left on a 0-1 count, Semien scored.  Laureano homered to center on a 0-2 count.  Davis struck out.

Twins seventh.  Sanó homered to left on a full count.  Petit pitching.  M.Gonzalez grounded out, pitcher Petit to first baseman Olson.  Cron singled to left.  Buchter pitching.  Kepler singled to right, Cron to third.  Adrianza pinch-running for Cron.  Schoop hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Grossman, Adrianza scored.  Kepler was caught stealing, pitcher Buchter to first baseman Olson to shortstop Semien to pitcher Buchter, Kepler out.

Athletics ninth.  Rogers pitching.  M.Gonzalez in as left fielder.  Cave in as right fielder.  Chapman grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Adrianza.  Olson struck out.  Canha was hit by a pitch.  Laureano doubled to left, Canha to third.  Davis singled to right, Canha scored, Laureano scored.  Pinder pinch-hitting for Grossman.  Pinder singled to center, Davis to second.  Phegley pinch-hitting for Herrmann.  Phegley grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Adrianza.

 Oakland hit six home runs yesterday, becoming the third team in MLB to homer at least six times in multiple games this season (Twins, Dodgers). Today's opponent, the Twins, have hit at least six homers four times this season, the most such games by any team since the 2003 Red Sox (also four games).

 The A's have the longest active winning streak in MLB (six games) and since the midpoint in June (at which point the A's were 35-35), Oakland has gone 20-6, best in MLB. Over that span, Oakland's 163 runs are tied for second in MLB (Giants, 176) while also leading MLB in runs allowed (83).

 The Twins have lost three straight for the first time in 2019. They allowed 14 runs on Wednesday, tied for their most allowed in a game this season. Prior to that game, the Twins had held opponents to a single-digit run total in 38 straight games, tied for the longest such streak by any AL team in 2019 (Red Sox).

 In his last seven games, Ramon Laureano has 12 hits, five home runs, and 11 runs. The only other American Leaguer to reach those marks over a seven-game span in 2019 is George Springer. Laureano is the first A's player to meet these marks over seven games since Miguel Tejada in 2003.

 Mitch Garver's home run yesterday was his 15th of the season, to go along with his 37 runs scored in 48 games this season. The last catchers with 15+ home runs and 37+ runs scored in fewer games in a season were Ivan Rodriguez in 2000 (39) and Roy Campanella in 1953 (40 games).

 Luis Arraez reached base for the 50th time of his career yesterday, his 31st career game. The last Twins player to reach base 50 times in fewer career games was Chuck Knoblauch in 1991 (30 games), and the last player in MLB to do so in fewer games was Rhys Hoskins in 2017 (29 games).

HP - Johnson, 1B - Additon, 2B - Dreckman, 3B - Cederstrom

All-Star Jose Berrios will try to snap a streak of six consecutive starts without a victory when he takes the mound Saturday night for the Minnesota Twins against the Oakland A's in Minneapolis.
The right-handed Berrios (8-5, 3.10 ERA) last won a decision on June 6 at Cleveland, 5-4. Since then he has gone 0-3 in six starts, including a 7-2 loss at Oakland on July 4, when he gave up three runs on six hits and three walks in five innings while striking out just two batters.

Berrios, Twins look to beat A's

MINNEAPOLIS (AP)  Khris Davis had been a fixture in the cleanup spot for most of the past four seasons, putting together three straight 40-homer, 100-RBI seasons. He hadn't been living up to his usual standards in 2019 and he was slotted into the sixth spot in the batting order the past four games.
Oakland's designated hitter was in the right spot at the right time on Saturday.

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OAK	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	2
MIN	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0

Oakland Athletics @ Minnesota Twins on July 20, 2019

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