The Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Royals 4–3 in a late comeback, according to two reports. Both accounts describe a decisive eighth-inning rally in which the Twins scored three runs. In that inning, the Twins have six consecutive batters reach base, creating a sustained scoring threat. Brooks Lee’s two-run single is identified as the key hit in the eighth, turning the inning in Minnesota’s favor and ultimately providing the margin of victory. The Royals fall short despite keeping the game close, as the final score reflects a one-run difference. The Star Tribune frames the result as ending the Twins’ losing streak, while the Winnipeg Free Press focuses on the game-winning impact of Lee’s hit. Taken together, the reports agree on the late-inning pattern: Minnesota strings together multiple baserunners, scores three times in the eighth, and Lee’s two-run single plays a central role in the Twins’ 4–3 win.