The Minnesota Twins pulled off a jaw-dropping comeback against the Kansas City Royals, rallying from down to their last out to win 4-3 on a historic “ultimate grand slam” by Kody Clemens—the first ever for the Twins. With two outs in the ninth, a bases-loaded situation, and a Royals lefty on the mound, Clemens crushed a walk-off slam to seal the victory. The Royals’ starter had nearly thrown a no-hitter through seven innings, but the Twins’ relentless fight—bolstered by clutch hits from Ryan Jeffers, Royce Lewis, and Josh Bell—proved too much to overcome. It’s the second straight ninth-inning miracle against KC this week, showcasing the team’s grit and determination. This is the kind of game that defines a season and will be talked about for years.
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