US EditionSosa and Vargas homer to lead White Sox to a rain-shortened 3-0 win over the Twins
- The Chicago White Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 3-0 on Thursday, April 24, 2025, at Target Field in Minneapolis.
- Incessant rain caused the game to be shortened to seven innings due to unplayable field conditions.
- Solo home runs by Lenyn Sosa and Michael Vargas, plus a walk, accounted for Chicago's three runs.
- White Sox rookie Shane Smith earned his first major league victory, improving his record to 1-1.
- The victory salvaged the series finale for Chicago and ended a 14-game losing streak at Target Field.
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Twins drop rain shortened series finale to White Sox
The Minnesota Twins fell to the Chicago White Sox 3-0 in their series finale in seven innings on Thursday afternoon. The game was delayed then called due to rain after the seventh inning. Chris Paddack gave up two runs over five innings and was tagged with the loss. Jorge Alcala gave up one run over two innings in relief. Minnesota tallied six hits and left seven runners on base, but couldn’t scratch a run across the plate. The Twins will now we…
White Sox snap 14-game losing streak at Target Field with shutout win
MINNEAPOLIS — The White Sox salvaged the Minnesota portion of their 10-game road trip with a 3-0, seven-inning victory Thursday to avoid a sweep. The game was called after an approximately 60-minute rain delay.The Sox snapped a 14-game losing streak at Target Field, the longest road skid against one opponent in team history. They won their second of 13 road games this season and have a 1-8 series record after losing two out of three to the Twins…
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Sosa and Vargas homer to lead White Sox to a rain-shortened 3-0 win over the Twins
Lenyn Sosa and Michael Vargas homered as the Chicago White Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 3-0 in a game that was shortened to seven innings because of rain.
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Twins shut out by White Sox in rain-shortened game
The Twins have used six games against the Chicago White Sox this season to get better, if not well. Eight games under .500 when Chicago came to town this week, the Twins won the first two of the series. But with the chance for a series sweep on Thursday at Target Field, Minnesota couldn’t get much of anything going offensively in a wet, and short, 3-0 loss. The game was played in an incessant rain that required the grounds crew to give the infie…
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