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It took some time, but the Minnesota Twins have finally found out how to win. Less than 24 hours after Minnesota (2-9) rallied to earn its first victory, 5-4 over Los Angeles, it again came from behind to win 6-4 on Saturday. Oswaldo Arcia and Byung Ho Park hit back-to-back home runs in the eighth inning to break open a tie game and give the Twins another reason to celebrate. Continue to Article

April 16, 2016 9:11:pm EST

Oswaldo Arcia didn't need to wait for the Spanish translation when asked if he'd ever seen a home run travel as far as teammate Byung Ho Park's eighth-inning drive on Saturday. ''Wow,'' the Venezuela-born outfielder said of the 462-foot solo shot to center - the fifth-longest homer in Target Field history - that provided Minnesota some insurance. Arcia and Park both homered in the eighth to lift Minnesota over the Los Angeles Angels 6-4, giving the Twins their second consecutive comeback victory after opening the season with nine straight defeats. Continue to Article

April 16, 2016 7:22:pm EST

The New York Mets placed right-hander Jacob deGrom on Major League Baseball's family medical emergency list Saturday due to an issue regarding his newborn baby. Mets manager Terry Collins said there were "complications" with deGrom's son. "We're all praying and pulling for him," Collins said. Continue to Article

April 16, 2016 6:45:pm EST

Oswaldo Arcia and Byung Ho Park homered in the eighth inning to lift Minnesota over the Los Angeles Angels 6-4 on Saturday, giving the Twins their second consecutive comeback victory after opening the season with nine straight defeats. It came off reliever Joe Smith (0-1) and was Minnesota's first hit since the fifth inning. One batter later, Park - who had the decisive hit Friday night - added his own solo shot to give the Twins some insurance. Continue to Article

April 16, 2016 5:42:pm EST