Columbus uses late burst to drub St. Paul Saints 10-1

Twins righthander Josh Winder made his second rehab appearance for the Saints, pitching three innings and allowing one run, before the Clippers pulled away with eight runs in their final two at-bats.

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June 16, 2022 at 10:22PM
Josh Winder
(Associated Press/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

COLUMBUS, OHIO – The Columbus Clippers scored a combined eight runs in the seventh and eighth innings, pulling away for a 10-1 victory over the St. Paul Saints on Thursday at Huntington Park.

Righthander Josh Winder, trying to work his way back to the Twins after going on the injured list May 21 because of some shoulder discomfort, made his second rehab appearance for the Saints. He started and pitched three innings, allowing one run on two hits while walking one. He threw 46 pitches, 29 for strikes.

Will Benson and Franmil Reyes each drove in three runs for the Clippers (37-26), who scored three runs in the seventh inning and five more in the eighth. The Saints (31-31) were limited to five hits in seven innings by Columbus starter Peyton Battenfield.

The same two teams meet in game four of a six-game series Friday night.

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