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Piña popped out to second baseman Vargas.

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Polanco singled to right, Adrianza scored, Avila to third.

Singled to right, Adrianza scored, Avila to third.

Adrianza hit an infield single to second, Rosario scored, Arraez to second.

Hit an infield single to second, Rosario scored, Arraez to second.

Hiura singled to center, Sogard scored, García to third, Yelich to second.

Singled to center, Sogard scored, García to third, Yelich to second.

Gyorko grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Polanco to second baseman Vargas, García scored, Yelich to third, Hiura out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Polanco to second baseman Vargas, García scored, Yelich to third, Hiura out.

On second baseman Vargas' throwing error, Yelich scored.

Polanco safe on failed fielder's choice, Buxton scored, Kepler to second.

Safe on failed fielder's choice, Buxton scored, Kepler to second.

Twins fifth.  Arraez doubled to center.  Sanó doubled to left, Arraez scored.  Buxton popped out to second baseman Hiura.  On Burnes' wild pitch, Sanó to third.  Avila struck out.  Kepler walked on a full count.  Kepler stole second.  Polanco walked on a full count.  Cruz struck out.

Twins seventh.  Yardley pitching.  Sanó doubled to left.  Adrianza pinch-running for Sanó.  Buxton fouled out to first baseman Smoak.  Avila walked on a full count.  Suter pitching.  Kepler popped out to third baseman Sogard.  Polanco singled to right, Adrianza scored, Avila to third.  Cruz grounded out, second baseman Hiura to first baseman Smoak.

Twins eighth.  Perdomo pitching.  Rosario walked on four pitches.  Gonzalez struck out.  Rosario stole second.  On Perdomo's balk, Rosario to third.  Arraez walked on a full count.  Adrianza hit an infield single to second, Rosario scored, Arraez to second.  Buxton grounded into a double play, third baseman Sogard to second baseman Hiura to first baseman Smoak, Adrianza out.

Brewers ninth.  Vargas in as second baseman.  Sogard singled to center.  Rogers pitching.  García doubled to left, Sogard to third.  Yelich walked.  Hiura singled to center, Sogard scored, García to third, Yelich to second.  Gyorko pinch-hitting for Smoak.  Gyorko grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Polanco to second baseman Vargas, García scored, Yelich to third, Hiura out.  On second baseman Vargas' throwing error, Yelich scored.  Braun struck out.  Piña pinch-hitting for Narváez.  Piña struck out.

Twins twelfth.  On initial placement, Buxton to second.  Avila grounded out, first baseman Gyorko unassisted, Buxton to third.  Kepler was hit by a pitch.  Polanco hit an infield single to second, Buxton scored, Kepler to second.

Minnesota took two of three at Milwaukee Aug. 10-12, homering seven times in the three-game series. The Twins have homered in eight straight games against the Brewers, their longest active homer streak against any team. The Twins last homered in eight consecutive games against the Brewers between 2005-06, and the only nine-game homer streak against them spanned the 1994-95 seasons.

The Brewers have won three in a row, rallying from early 3-0 deficits in their Saturday and Sunday wins over the Cubs. Milwaukee has a major league-worst minus-28 scoring differential (4 to 32) through two innings, while Minnesota's plus-24 run differential (42-18) after two innings trails only Houston at plus-25.

Twins outfielders have hit 18 homers - second only to the Dodgers' 19 in MLB. Brewers outfielders, meanwhile, have six home runs in 20 games and only the Cardinals (five in 10 games), Indians (four in 22 games) and Marlins (two in 16 games) have fewer.

Minnesota leads the majors in scoring a runner from third with fewer than two outs via an RBI, converting 67.6 percent of its opportunities (23-for-34). Milwaukee, meanwhile, is allowing opponents to score from third with fewer than two outs via an RBI 62.9 percent of the time (22-for-35) -- the fourth worst rate in MLB.

Christian Yelich is just 1-for-17 in the first inning this season, and that .059 batting average is second lowest in MLB among the 74 players with at least 15 first-inning plate appearances. Only Oakland's Ramon Laureano has a lower first-inning batting average at .056 (1-for-18).

Nelson Cruz homered twice in Monday's 4-1 win over the Royals, to give him 29 hits, eight home runs and an AL-leading 23 RBI. In 35 August games from the 2019 and '20 seasons, Cruz has a .383/.448/.742 slash line with 13 home runs and 39 RBI.

HP - Rehak, 1B - Hickox, 2B - Meals, 3B - Baker

Left-hander Rich Hill will come off the injured list to make his second start of the season on Wednesday when the Minnesota Twins face the Milwaukee Brewers in the second game of a three-game series in Minneapolis.
The 40-year-old Hill (1-0, 0.00 ERA) was outstanding in his Minnesota debut back on July 29, holding the visiting St. Louis Cardinals to two hits and a walk over five innings in a 3-0 victory. He threw 68 pitches, 41 for strikes.

Twins' Hill to come off IL, take on Brewers

MINNEAPOLIS (AP)  With his move to Minnesota, Kenta Maeda welcomed the opportunity to be a full-time starter and finally be done dabbling in the bullpen.
His capability and durability was on full display Tuesday night.

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Milwaukee Brewers @ Minnesota Twins on August 19, 2020

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