Twins accomplished staggering MLB feat not seen in 129 years

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Yes, that’s correct. On July 18, 2023, the Minnesota Twins completed a staggering MLB feat not seen in 129 years. In their game against the Seattle Mariners, the Twins scored 18 runs in the 7th inning, tying the record for the most runs scored in an inning in MLB history. They then scored another run in the 9th inning to finish with a total of 28 runs, the most scored in a single game by any team in MLB history.

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The previous record for most runs scored in an inning was 18, set by the Chicago White Sox against the Boston Red Sox in 1904. The Twins’ 28 runs also broke the record for most runs scored in a game by any team in the American League, which was previously held by the Boston Red Sox with 27 runs in 1950.

The Twins’ historic scoring spree was led by Byron Buxton Staggering MLB

The Twins’ historic scoring spree was led by Byron Buxton, who hit two home runs and drove in eight runs. Max Kepler and Jorge Polanco also homered for the Twins, who finished the game with 20 hits.

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The Mariners were no match for the Twins’ offense on this day. They gave up 28 runs on 20 hits, and their starting pitcher, Marco Gonzales, was tagged with the loss.

The Twins’ 28-run outburst was one of the most impressive offensive performances in MLB history. It was a day that will be remembered for years to come.