The Minnesota Twins pulled off a jaw-dropping comeback, rallying from a four-run deficit to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 8-6 in a wild back-and-forth thriller. Josh Bell crushed a homer and drove in three runs, while rookie Kaelen Culpepper launched his first MLB home run. The Twins scored two runs in four consecutive innings — including a six-run sixth inning capped by back-to-back doubles from Ryan Jeffers and Royce Lewis — to seize control. Despite a shaky start from Zebby Matthews (who exited with a foot blister) and shaky pitching from Milwaukee’s Shane Drohan, the Twins’ bullpen locked down the win, led by Jeff Hoffman’s strikeout and Yoendrys Gómez’s 16th save. The Brewers blew their biggest lead of the season, loading the bases in the seventh only to be shut down. With the Twins now primed for Saturday’s rematch, they’ll look to keep rolling with Taj Bradley on the mound against Robert Gasser.
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