Correa, who was tossed from the on-deck circle, and Baldelli were ejected in the 7th inning, before Seattle’s Cole Young drove in the winning run in his major league debut

Things got fiery between the Minnesota Twins and Seattle Mariners on Saturday. After a controversial strike turned into a heated argument with the umpire, Twins shortstop Carlos Correa and manager Rocco Baldelli were both ejected in the seventh inning.

The Mariners went on to win, 5-4, in 11 innings, with second baseman Cole Young getting the game-winning RBI in his major league debut.

After a borderline pitch to third baseman Brooks Lee was called a strike, Correa stepped out of the on-deck circle, seemingly expressing his opinion to home-plate umpire Austin Jones. Jones promptly ejected Correa, infuriating the shortstop, who had to be held back from Jones by his teammates.

Meanwhile, Baldelli, similarly furious, came over to argue his case. Jones quickly ejected him as well.

Carlos Correa was ejected from the on-deck circle by home plate umpire Austin Jones. Twins manager Rocco Baldelli was also tossed from the game.

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Twins first baseman Ty France, a former Mariner, stepped in for Correa in the batting order. Lee moved to take over Correa’s position at shortstop.

Minnesota took an early 3-0 lead in the second inning. But in the third inning, Cal Raleigh got the Mariners on the board with a two-run homer — his 22nd of the year, tying him with Shohei Ohtani at the top of the league.

Seattle shortstop J.P Crawford then hit another two-run bomb to give the Mariners the lead, celebrating with a nasty bat flip — and taking out a chunk of the scoreboard in the process.

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But the Twins didn’t let Seattle end things there, with Trevor Larnach getting an RBI single in the top of the ninth to tie things up at 4-4.

After another scoreless inning, the Mariners finally finished the game in the 11th. Young hit a bouncing shot in the infield that was easily fielded by France, but his throw didn’t reach home plate in time. Pinch-runner Miles Mastrobuoni slid in for the winning run and the 5-4 Seattle victory.

WHAT A MOMENT!

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Overall, it was a banner debut for Young, who became the first MLB rookie to record a walk, hit and walk-off in his major league debut since then-Kansas City Royals second baseman Samad Taylor in 2023, per Alex Mayer of the Mariners. And in a wonderful full-circle moment, Taylor now with the Mariners’ organization, and actually replaced Young at second base for the Tacoma Rainiers.

The Twins and Mariners will complete the three-game series on Sunday.