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Red Sox catcher Kevin Cash can't get to a fifth-inning foul ball off the bat of the Twins' Carlos Gomez. Boston scored four runs in the eighth inning to earn the win.
WINSLOW TOWNSON / Associated Press
Red Sox catcher Kevin Cash can't get to a fifth-inning foul ball off the bat of the Twins' Carlos Gomez. Boston scored four runs in the eighth inning to earn the win.
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RED SOX 6, TWINS 5

BOSTON - Manny Ramirez hit a game-tying two-run homer as part of a four-run eighth inning rally to help the Boston Red Sox edge the Minnesota Twins, 6-5, last night.

It was the second straight game Ramirez came through in the eighth inning to rally the Red Sox. His 17th homer of the season last night came off Twins reliever Matt Guerrier (4-4) and tied the game, 5-5.

One out after Ramirez's home run, Kevin Youkilis doubled and Brandon Moss slapped a single up the middle for the go-ahead run.

David Aardsma (3-2) got the final two outs in the eighth for the win. Jonathan Papelbon escaped trouble in the ninth for his 27th save.

Last night, Boston trailed, 5-2, going into the eighth. Jacoby Ellsbury doubled, Dustin Pedroia singled and J.D. Drew's RBI fielder's choice narrowed the gap to 5-3 before Ramirez's homer.

Boston starter Jon Lester allowed five runs and nine hits in 7 1/3 innings.

The Twins' Nick Blackburn pitched 6 2/3 innings, allowing two runs and six hits.

Minnesota 000 300 110–5 11 0

Boston 100 000 14x–6 11 1

Minnesota AB   R   H   BI   Avg.      Boston AB   R   H   BI   Avg.   

CaGomez cf 4   0   0   0   .263      Ellsbury cf-lf 4   2   2   0   .271   

c-Kubel ph 1   0   0   0   .266      Pedroia 2b 4   1   2   0   .313   

ACasilla 2b 3   0   0   0   .313      JDrew rf 4   0   1   2   .298   

Mauer c 4   1   1   0   .324      Crisp cf 0   0   0   0   .259   

Morneau 1b 3   0   2   0   .313      MRamirez dh 4   1   1   2   .280   

Monroe dh 4   1   0   0   .211      Lowell 3b 4   0   0   0   .295   

DYoung lf 4   1   2   1   .288      Youkilis 1b 4   2   3   0   .314   

BHarris 3b 4   2   2   2   .254      Moss lf-rf 3   0   1   2   .279   

Punto ss 4   0   2   1   .297      Lugo ss 4   0   1   0   .264   

Span rf 3   0   2   1   .315      Cash c 2   0   0   0   .233   

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