The twins lose another game in 1 game

This was the ninth loss in 11 games for the Twins, who lost a 5-1 lead and dropped out of the tie at the end of the ninth inning as Fernando Rodney made his fifth save of the season.

Corey Knebel (2-0) took the win for Milwaukee, who missed a two-game losing streak. Pina also won and Eric Thames and Jesus Aguilar each had two hits.

Zack Littell (0-2) was defeated. Robbie Grossman had two hits, including his first career grand slam, and Max Kepler, Willians Astudillo and starting pitcher Kyle Gibson each have two hits for Minnesota.

Littell hit Nate Orf to start the 10th, and Pina and Keon Broxton reached charge bases. After hitter Hernan Perez melted into a home force, Miller worked his game.

After Milwaukee took a 1-0 lead in the first on a RBI force by Jesus Aguilar who drove into Miller, the Twins tied Minnesota then took a 5-1 lead in fifth in the two-two-quarter Grand Slam of Grossman in the center-left, driving Dozier, Eddie Rosario and Gibson. all singled out. This was the third consecutive game where the Brewers were giving up a grand slam, becoming the fourth team in the history of the National League and the seventh in the history of the MLB to achieve this feat.

Milwaukee answered by three points in the bottom half. Pina led the heat with her sixth circuit of the season, a line in the center to bring it to 5-2. Broxton, who flew Joe Mauer from a home run by jumping and slipping his seventh round of the left center over the yellow line, followed with a double left and went to third on a simple Jonathan Villar. Broxton scored on a single by Miller

Two outs and a drive to Aguilar who loaded the bases later, Astudillo's third goal mismanaged a ground ball by Ryan Braun who allowed Villar to score and reduce the Advance of the Twins to 5-4. Orf finished the inning with a line that Kepler caught up at close, just feet from a grand slam.

Miller, Thames and Aguilar all had a single goal on Rodney to charge the bases. the bottom of the ninth. Travis Shaw then tied him down, 5-5, with a sacrifice in the center, but Rodney bounced back to get Braun on a comeback to end the threat.

Brent Brent Suter allowed five runs on nine hits in five innings, removing five. Gibson allowed four runs (three earned) on eight hits in five innings for the Twins.