Dillon Gee gave up three home runs and lasted just four innings as the Royals dropped the series finale to the Twins 7-5. The Royals battled back to take the lead, but Miguel Sano's blast off Gee in the fifth would knock him out of the game and give the Twins the lead for good. The Royals drop to 24-22, but have still won eight of their last twelve and four series in a row.
Gee was rough right from the get-go, giving up back-to-back solo home runs to Eduardo Nunez and Brian Dozier to start the game.