Joe Mauer smashed a go-ahead, three-run homer to cap a ninth-inning rally Saturday and the Minnesota Twins stunned Boston 6-4. The Red Sox had pushed across a pair of runs in the eighth on a Pedro Ciriaco homer and a Cody Ross RBI single, grabbing a 4-2 lead with closer Alfredo Aceves (2-7) on the mound. But the Twins came right back in the top of the ninth when Alexi Casilla doubled with one out and scored on Jamey Carroll's one-out single. After Denard Span flew out, Ben Revere (3-for-5) singled. Both he and Carroll moved up a base on a wild pitch and Mauer then delivered the decisive blow by pounding a 2-2 pitch into the seats above Fenway Park's "Green Monster" left field wall. The blast made a winner of Alex Burnett (4-3) and Jared Burton tossed a 1-2-3 bottom of the ninth to pick his fourth save as Minnesota took its third straight win over the Bosox. Mike Aviles socked a solo homer for Boston.
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