Brooks Baldwin and Mike Tauchman each hit a double RBI at the top of the eighth to raise the White Sox from Chicago to a 6-5 return victory against the Minnesota Twins on Monday afternoon in Minneapolis.
Chase Meidroth struck a two -point circuit for Chicago, who won his second consecutive match. Colson Montgomery added a solo circuit for the White Sox.
Byron Buxton had a double and two points produced for Minnesota. Royce Lewis struck a solo circuit and Brooks Lee also led to a race.
White Sox’s left-hander, Tyler Alexander (5-13), won the victory despite one point on two strokes in 1 2/3 relief sleeves. He was one of the six rescue launchers to follow the Fraser Ellard opener, who granted an unprecedented race in 1 2/3 sleeves.
The right-handed of the Justin Topa twins (1-4) granted two points on three strokes in a round. He and three other lifts followed the starter Bailey Ober, who granted four points on six strokes in five rounds.
Chicago opened the scoring with three points in the second. Montgomery led the Channel with a solo circuit, and Meidroth followed three strikers later with a two -point shot.
The twins fired in 3-1 at the bottom of the second when Buxton drew a promenade loaded with the basics.
In the fourth, Buxton scored on a launch error of the White Sox Kyle Teel recipient to do it 3-2.
Tauchman increased Chicago’s advance to 4-2 with a simple RBI to focus on the fifth.
Minnesota has erased the deficit with two points in the sixth. Lewis led the Channel with a solo circuit on the field of the center left, and Buxton did 4-all with a sacrificial fly to the left later in the frame.
Lee put the twins on the top 5-4 with a single RBI in the seventh. The advance did not last long for the twins while Topa abandoned a pair of points in the eighth.
Baldwin equalized the 5-All score with a double RBI in the center. A striker later, Tauchman completed a double RBI in the center to mark Baldwin and put the White Sox on the top.
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