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Giants fall in extra innings as Twins complete sweep in Minnesota
On "Giants Postgame Live," Carlos Ramirez and Sergio Romo break down San Francisco's inability to close out the win in a 7-6 extra-inning loss to the Minnesota Twins on Sunday at Target Field.Giants fall in extra innings as Twins complete sweep in Minnesota originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
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