By the time the Twins announced Monday's attendanceof 39,487, a fraction of the sellout crowd remained at TargetField. And by that time many of those still in their seats hadtaken to mocking the home team with taunts and Bronx cheers, tobooing a ballclub that a little more than a week ago had so manyhere believing there was something left in this wayward season tosalvage. Now, after an embarrassing 15-0 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers,any sense of the Twins' June resurgence seems faraway, buried by six straight losses and sloppy defense, by anoffense that's scored only nine runs in 62 innings since explodingfor eight in the first inning against San Francisco on June 21, andby a pitching staff that on Monday gave up 25 hits, the mostMinnesota has ever allowed in a nine-inning ga