On a beautiful night for baseball, the Red Sox and and Twins did not disappoint with a nail biter game. After a big first inning the Twins were up 5-0, but as they entered the bottom of the fifth inning the home team Twins found themselves down 11-6, and produced a big come from behind in that inning to tie it up with the 5 max runs. As the sun was quickly setting and the game was tied, Liam McGuire took the hill at the top of the 6th inning needing only 9 pitches to bring up the Twins. In the bottom of the 6th Leo Burman started it off with a single, followed by a walk by Aiden Ringiezicz, and the big bat of Josh Grady knocked in the winning run.

The Red Sox were led by Brad Dinger who went 3 for 3 for the night.