Just about the worst exhibition of baseball imaginable. GIbson is allowed to come out for the seventh, for no good reason apparently. Walks the leadoff hitter. THEN Molitor decides he's seen enough from GIbson. The runner knows he can get a jump on Hildenburger, and starts before Hildenburger even begins his motion to the plate. Easy out if you're just paying attention. Then you get exactly what you need, a ground ball to third, which should have prevented the runner from advancing. But Escobar never looks at the runner, who was 30 feet off second base and a dead duck (if Dozier is moving to second like he should be), and the runner takes off for third on the throw. Overthrow, run. Double down the line, runner notices the Boshers is paying no attention. Steals third. Then comes home on a strikeout in the dirt, because the Twins can't execute a throw to first and back home in time. Awful. And a lot of that is on the manager.