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Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
Twins pitching coach Pete Maki has a word with Twins lefthander Kody Funderburk during the eighth inning Sunday, when Boston scored four runs off the reliever to pull away at Target Field.
For the first time in two weeks, there was no music playing inside the Twins clubhouse after a game. One hitter went immediately to the batting cages with the hitting coaches, and the players who spoke to reporters weren't in the mood to spend much time reflecting on previous games.
Even the original Rally Sausage, which sat in the dugout for most of the Twins' 12-game winning streak, was nowhere in sight after a 9-2 loss to the Boston Red Sox on Sunday at Target Field.
"It might be in the trash by now," Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said of the summer sausage that was lobbed to hitters after homers. "Honestly, where it belongs. We can always get a new one. I think we have a box of them somewhere. The guys throwing sausage around will be ready to go, trust me."
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