2nd Largest Deficit Comeback in the Twins' Franchise History
0Prior to sweeping the Angels, the Twins were outmatched in Game 2 of the series against the Angels 2-Way Ace, Shohei Ohtani. It looked like that an complete game blowout was on the horizon, but the Twins rely on their own 2-Way Ace to begin the comeback from an 8-run deficit in the late innings. Very similar to their 2017 encounter against the Orioles, the International 2-Way Knuckler Ace secured an 3-run HR to cut within the deficit, ending Ohtani‘s night. In the 9th inning, the Angels brought in their closer, Matt Strahm, to close out the game. However, the International 2-Way Knuckler Ace wasn't finished, as he secured another 3-run HR to get closer. Then, his team secured the final two runs to complete the comeback from an impossible 8-run deficit, thanks to the International 2-Way Knuckler Ace working Metrodome Magic
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