Twins avoid no-hitter and hit ultimate grand slam against Royals

The Minnesota Twins staged a dramatic comeback against the Kansas City Royals on July 30, 2026. After facing a no-hitter through six innings by starting pitcher Noah Cameron, the Twins secured a victory with a walk-off grand slam from Kody Clemens. This event marks one of only 34 ultimate grand slams in MLB history, a rare feat that occurred with two outs and after the Twins had been down by three runs. The victory improves the Twins' record to 55-55, keeping them within striking distance of the AL Central and wild-card playoff spots. Cameron finished his outing with an impressive line, allowing just one hit over eight innings.

• 10:27 PMYahoo Sports — Twins go from facing seventh-inning no-hit bid to MLB's 34th 'ultimate' grand slam