Justin Topa, the Twins’ fourth pitcher to relieve in a quality start by Joe Ryan, gave up three runs in the 10th inning of a 7-5 loss.

Your Final: Tampa Bay Rays 7, Minnesota Twins 5. A back-and-forth contest that ultimately feels like a bitter pill when the home team loses by two runs and that margin (if not more) can be attributed to pitchers’ fielding mishaps. Minnesota takes the series—but squanders the sweep.

Joe Boyle came up from the minors and pitched five innings without allowing an earned run for the Tampa Bay Rays, who finally got a win thanks to three runs in the 10th inning, beating the Minnesota Twins 7-5 Sunday despite another early bullpen failure.