Coming on the heels of a sweep at the hands of the Dodgers, the Twins came to life behind Taj Bradley’s seven-plus innings of two-run ball, in which he struck out seven batters and allowed just three walks and three hits. However, six runs were allowed by the Twins' bullpen in the eighth and ninth innings, and it nearly cost them the game until Royce Lewis delivered his first career walk-off with an RBI single for a 9-8 win over the Rockies in 10 innings at Target Field. The walk-off was Lewis' second opportunity since he was recalled from Triple-A on June 6. He came up with Minnesota down one and two men on in the ninth against the Royals that same day, but he struck out to end the game. “He had the opportunity the first day back, which would’ve been Disney-like if he hit the homer,” said Shelton. “It’s so good for him.” “It wasn’t just me,” Lewis said. “I’ll start right there. It was \[Kyler Fedko\
