One day after Harrison Bader walked it off in a 4-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday with a 378-foot homer in the bottom of the ninth, Brooks Lee did the same Saturday. Only his heroic knock traveled about 300 feet less.

On Friday, the Twins beat Tampa Bay on left fielder Harrison Bader’s ninth-inning, walk-off home run that traveled 378 feet into the bleachers. On Saturday, the ball that produced their seventh walk-off victory this season barely made it 90 feet for a 6-5 victory over the Rays.

Bradley has been hurt by a .356 batting average on balls in play in high-leverage situations. He has pitched well on the road (3.95 ERA) and has a better history against Minnesota than what shows in his ERA history. Current Twins batters own an aggregate .671 OPS against him (per ESPN).