The Minnesota Twins rally to beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-2, with Ryan Kreidler contributing three hits. The win comes after Arizona’s José Cabrera makes his major-league debut and is able to limit the Twins’ offense early, holding Minnesota to three hits through five-plus innings. Despite that start, the Twins are able to mount a late comeback to secure the two-run victory. The game’s outcome centers on Minnesota’s ability to score after Cabrera’s solid initial performance, culminating in a final score of 4-2. Across both reports, the key elements are the Twins’ rally, Kreidler’s three-hit effort, and the fact that Cabrera’s debut is ultimately spoiled by Minnesota’s late scoring. The sources do not provide additional detail on inning-by-inning scoring, specific hit types, or bullpen involvement beyond the general description of Cabrera’s early run prevention and the Twins’ subsequent rally.