The Twins’ bullpen needed a breather. Chris Paddack provided it. A day after seven Twins relievers combined to pitch 6 1/3 innings, Paddack very nearly threw the first complete game of his Major League career on Sunday.

While the Mariners had one small breakthrough against Paddack, the Twins couldn’t do the same against Mariners ace Luis Castillo, who worked six innings, gave up four hits and matched Paddack with zeros inning after inning. The Twins couldn’t break through against the Seattle bullpen, either.

After an incredible comeback win on Friday night, the Twins lost in walk-off fashion two days in a row in Seattle.

May 31, 2025; Seattle, Washington, USA; Seattle Mariners second baseman Cole Young (2, middle) celebrates with first baseman Rowdy Tellez (23) and infielder Donovan Solano (39) following a walk-off RBI-fielders choice against the Minnesota Twins during the eleventh inning at T-Mobile Park. Joe Nicholson USA TODAY NETWORK

The Twins’ epic winning streak is now two weeks back in the rearview mirror, but the good vibes it engendered still linger in the dugout. A game that looked like the longest of longshots on multiple o

Carlos Correa had a heated moment with the home-plate umpire leading to his ejection from Twins-Mariners on Saturday.

Twins, one of them with cerebral palsy, competed together at a statewide track event for athletes of all abilities.

The Twins tied the score in the ninth inning for the third day in a row, but for the second day in a row Seattle walked off the field a winner, this time getting an assist from a Ryan Jeffers throwing error.