Nobody said anything about scoring EXACTLY one run in that situation. You have 2nd and 3rd, 1 out...2 guys in scoring position. A single that isn't sharply hit wins the game. We got EXACTLY what we wanted out of Grossman, he just hit it too damn hard and couldn't get Adrianza in. Now you have the winning run at 3rd base with 1 out and simple contact probably wins the game (minus a popup, which the Twins are very capable of hitting). Hell, you can even get a wild pitch and the game's over. But if Rosario hits into a DP there or even worse, gets an unproductive out, then maybe you don't even tie the game, let alone have a decent chance of winning it. But that's fine, think how you want. If you want to let analytics and Moneyball run your baseball thinking, so be it.