First pitch of the game. Pitching matchup: Kirk Saarloos vs. Joe Mays.

The game was scoreless into the sixth. Joe Mauer hit a hard liner left with one out.

Jay Payton made a nice play in left to hold Mauer to a single.

Two pitches later, Justin Morneau crushed this pitch into the second deck in right field.

Morneau's homer made the score 2-0, Twins.

In the bottom of the sixth, an ill-advised dive by Twins RF Michael Ryan turned a Bobby Crosby line drive into a triple.

Eric Chavez followed Crosby's triple with a walk.

Dan Johnson grounded a single to right, scoring Crosby.

Eric Chavez took third on Johnson's single.

The fans and the A's dugout congratulate Bobby Crosby. It's now 2-1 Twins.

Joe Mays leaves a pitch up to Jay Payton, who deposits it over the left-center fence for a three-run homer.

The A's now lead, 4-2.

Mark Kotsay watches his seventh-inning home run leave the yard.

5-2, A's.

9th inning, time for Huston Street.

After a leadoff walk, Mike Redmond hits a blooper to right that turns into a double when Nick Swisher overruns the ball.

Street settles down and strikes out Jason Bartlett, then completely fools Shannon Stewart on this 2-2 pitch.

Last pitch of the game: Terry Tiffee strikes out.

Street gets the save, A's win, 5-2.