Twins pitcher Ricky Nolasco got enough support late in his start against the Brewers Wednesday to get him the win, despite allowing four runs in the 6-4 final.
Nolasco pitched well for much of the start, limiting the Brewers to just one run through his first six innings of work. Carrying a 4-1 lead into the seventh inning, he gave up the lead on one swing, as Aramis Ramirez tied it up with a three-run home run.
Fortunately for Nolasco, the Twins rallied to score twice in the seventh inning to get him back in line for the win. He was charged with four runs on six hits in seven innings of work, while striking out seven batters and walking none on 89 pitches.
Nolasco is now 4-5, after two straight wins. He carries a 5.65 ERA into his next outing, set for Monday against the Blue Jays.