Ashby becomes first 8-game winner, Brewers beat Twins 3-2 with help of interference call

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Aaron Ashby became the major leagues' first eight-game winner, helped when an interference call on Twins third baseman Royce Lewis allowed the tying run to score in a two-run eighth inning, and the Milwaukee Brewers beat Minnesota 3-2 Friday night for their seventh win in eight games.

Minnesota led 2-1 in the eighth when singles by Jackson Chourio and Brice Turang against Andrew Morris (1-2) put runners on the corners and Turang stole second.

With the infield in, William Contreras hit a sharp grounder to shortstop Brooks Lee, who threw to third where Lewis tagged Chourio sliding back into the base. Third base umpire Jordan Baker signaled out but after conferring with his crew ruled Lewis had used his right foot to leave Chourio no path to the base.

Chourio was allowed to score on the interference. Twins manager Derek Shelton came out to argue and was ejected by Baker, his third ejection this season.

Bauers doubled, driving in Chourio with the go-ahead run.

Ashby (8-0) relieved with a 1-1 score in the sixth after Austin Martin's RBI single chased starter Coleman Crow. He pitched two innings and allowed Lewis' go-ahead single in the seventh.