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Twins Lose Game And Sano

Twins Lose Game And Sano

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Danny Valencia homered and drove in three runs and the Oakland Athletics won their fourth straight, beating the Minnesota Twins 7-4 on Tuesday night.

Twins outfielder Miguel Sano left the game after straining his left hamstring running to first base in the third. Sano is going on the 15-day disabled list and will be replaced on the roster by Max Kepler.

Tyler Duffey (2-4) gave up at least five runs for a third consecutive start after giving up eight — five earned — through his first four starts combined.

Robbie Grossman had three of the Twins 12 hits and drove in a run.

The series wraps up Wednesday afternoon.

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