 MINNEAPOLIS AP - Tucker Barnhart and Eugenio Suárez had RBI singles during a three-run 10th inning, and the Cincinnati Reds beat the Minnesota Twins 5-3 Sunday in a regular-season finale that determined postseason matchups. Cincinnati 31-29 became the National Leagues seventh seed and will play No. 2 seed Atlanta in the first round starting Wednesday. Everyone contributed. It was a fun game, Reds manager David Bell said. Maybe it wouldnt have changed anything where were headed to Atlanta, but it sure was nice to see everybody play well, finish the regular season really feeling good about themselves and feeling good about our team. Despite the defeat, Minnesota 36-24 clinched its second straight AL Central title when the Chicago White Sox lost to the Cubs. The third-seeded Twins host No. 6 seed Houston in the first round starting Tuesday. We were not focused on who we might be playing, Minnesota manager Rocco Baldelli said. There was a lot going on in that game today. Its impossible to deny. ... Normally you just worry about winning the game. Normally you just go out and say, Were going to focus on winning. Thats the only thing that matters. And thats the way it is probably 99 of the time you take the field. Raisel Iglesias 4-3 pitched 1 13 innings, allowing Marwin Gonzalezs RBI single in the bottom of the 10th. Caleb Thielbar 2-1 started the 10th and got one out, then was replaced by Sergio Romo, who allowed the run-scoring hits and a bases-loaded walk to Joey Votto while failing to get any outs. Cincinnati had high expectations after adding Nicholas Castellanos, Mike Moustakas and Shogo Akiyama in the offseason and having Trevor Bauer from the start. The Reds were 15-21 after losing 16-2 to St... 