Kody Clemens’ Fenway Debut Home Run Ignites Twins’ Shocking Win—But What Role Did His Dad Play?

There’s something electric about Fenway Park, but Saturday’s showdown added an extra spark — Kody Clemens, stepping into the batter’s box for his debut at the legendary ballpark, launched a two-run homer that instantly made waves. Oh, and did I mention his dad, the legendary Roger Clemens, was perched above in a luxury suite, soaking it all in? That clutch blast not only put the Minnesota Twins ahead but perfectly set the tone for a tight 4-3 win over the Boston Red Sox. Moments like these — family legacies unfolding before your eyes — remind you why baseball never quite loses its magic. The Twins rallied hard in the sixth inning, fueled by Clemens’ big swing, while Boston fought back with some key hits from Jarren Duran and Romy Gonzalez, even as they wrestled with injuries and mounting frustrations. It was a game laced with drama, rain delays, and those razor-thin moments that keep fans on their toes right up to the final out. If you want the full lowdown on how the action unfolded, the twists and turns that led to Minnesota’s edge, just dive deeper — it’s all here waiting for you. LEARN MORE.

BOSTON (AP) — Kody Clemens hit a two-run homer in his first game at Fenway Park — with his famous father in attendance — and the Minnesota Twins beat the Boston Red Sox 4-3 on Saturday.

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