PHOENIX, Jun 17 \u2014 The Arizona Diamondbacks<\/a>, aided partly by two errors from their normally sure-handed opponents, clubbed 11 hits en route to a 7\u20132 victory over the Minnesota Twins<\/a> Friday night. The victory gave Twins left-hander Devin Smeltzer his first loss of the season. Right fielder Jordan Luplow hit two home runs, his sixth career multi-homer game, as second baseman Jake Hager, in a 3-for-4 effort, had his first career multi-hit game. Center fielder Alek Thomas also had multiple hits, contributing two to give starting pitcher Madison Bumgarner run support in a year where he hasn\u2019t had much.<\/p>\n The game opened in a bleak manner for the Diamondbacks, as Twins center fielder Byron Buxton smashed the second pitch of the game into the left-field seats. It was a soaring 113-mph drive that traveled 446 feet, one of the hardest-hit \u2014 and deepest \u2014 balls at Chase Field all season. Two batters later, third baseman Gio Urshela ripped a 105-mph rocket, but shortstop Geraldo Perdomo made easy work of it for the second out. The next two hitters, catcher Gary Sanchez and second baseman Luis Arraez, also hit balls over 100 mph. Sanchez\u2019s dropped in for a single, and Arraez\u2019s bounced over the fence for a ground-rule double.<\/p>\n This saved a run for the Diamondbacks. Sanchez would have scored easily had the ball stayed in play. Instead, he had to stop at third, and the next hitter \u2014 first baseman Jose Miranda \u2014 lined to center fielder Alek Thomas, who made a running grab for the third out.<\/p>\nDiamondbacks Take Lead from Twins<\/h3>\n