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    Minnesota Twins @ Philadelphia Phillies

    MIN
    Minnesota TwinsTwinsMIN
    69-91, 31-48 Away
    1
    69-91, 31-48 Away
    Final
    PHI
    Philadelphia PhilliesPhilliesPHI
    95-65, 54-25 Home
    3
    95-65, 54-25 Home
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    hittersH-ABRHRRBIAVG
    B. BuxtonCF
    0-4000.263
    K. Clemens2B
    1-4000.219
    R. JeffersDH
    1-4000.259
    D. Keirsey Jr.PR
    0-0000.108
    T. LarnachRF
    0-4000.249
    Today's at BatsFull Player Profile
    • 2nd: Larnach grounded out to first.
    • 5th: Larnach flied out to center.
    • 7th: Larnach struck out looking.
    • 9th: Larnach flied out to right.
    B. LeeSS
    0-3000.235
    E. Julien1B
    0-3000.220
    R. Lewis3B
    0-3000.239
    J. OutmanLF
    0-3000.149
    C. VazquezC
    2-3111.194
    pitchersIPHERBBKPC-STERA
    J. Ryan
    5.0411990-593.42
    T. Adams
    1.1211130-177.64
    G. Cabrera
    0.2000112-66.48
    M. Tonkin
    1.0100111-84.88
    Full Box Score

    Win Probability

    According to ESPN Analytics

    MINPHI
    Hits
    4
    7
    Home Runs
    1
    1
    Total Bases
    9
    11
    Runners LOB
    3
    7

    Game Information

    Citizens Bank Park
    Citizens Bank Park
    6:45 AM, 27 September 2025
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    Attendance: 40,073
    Game Time:2:23
    • Umpires:
    • Home Plate Umpire - Edwin Jimenez
    • First Base Umpire - Adrian Johnson
    • Second Base Umpire - Dexter Kelley
    • Third Base Umpire - Quinn Wolcott

    Nola takes perfect game into 6th, moves to 2nd on Phillies' strikeout list in 3-1 win over Twins

    — Aaron Nola took a perfect game into the sixth inning, moved into second on Philadelphia’s career strikeout list and proved he could have some postseason value for the NL East champion Phillies in a 3-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Friday night.
    Sep 27, 2026, 09:16 am - AP
    MIN
    PHI
    123456789RHE
    000001000141
    10001100-370
    A. Nola
    win

    A. Nola5-10

    8.0 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 9 K, 0 BB
    J. Ryan
    loss

    J. Ryan13-10

    5.0 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 9 K, 1 BB
    J. Duran
    save

    J. Duran32

    1.0 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, 2 K, 0 BB

    Scoring Summary

    Inning

    MINPHI
    1stBohm hit sacrifice fly to right, Schwarber scored.01
    5thSosa homered to left center (366 feet).02
    6thVázquez homered to left (358 feet).12
    6thMarsh doubled to right, Bohm scored.13
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    PHI wins 2-1

    • Twins
      1
    • Phillies
      3
    Game 1
    27/9
    • Twins
      5
    • Phillies
      0
    Game 2
    28/9
    • Twins
      1
    • Phillies
      2
    Game 3
    29/9

    2026 American League Central Standings

    TeamWLPCTGBSTRK
    Cleveland8577.525-L1
    Chicago8478.5191W1
    Minnesota7785.4758W1
    Detroit7686.4699L1
    Kansas City6993.42616W1
    Full Standings

    2026 National League East Standings

    TeamWLPCTGBSTRK
    Atlanta9468.580-L1
    Philadelphia8874.5436W1
    Miami8082.49414W1
    Washington7785.47517W1
    New York7488.45720L1
    Full Standings

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