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White Sox 9, Twins 5: What a way to make a losin’
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The beatdown continues, as the Chicago White Sox keep reminding us why they have the best record in the American League, and why we need pitching help yesterday. 9-5 was the final this evening in favor of Chicago, with the game unraveling in an untidy 8th inning.
Minnesota had life tonight after going down 4-1 early, they crawled back in the latter half of the ballgame. Bailey Ober went five innings tonight, but allowed a big two-out homer to Yoan Moncada in the third, having already watched four baserunners reach in the first inning.
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The Minnesota Twins, limping to the finish line of what may go down as the most disappointing season in team history, still have one more way to make an impact on 2021 pennant races. Unlike many clubs who are either clear buyers or on the bubble, the 40-54 Twins are clear sellers. And unlike the handful of unsuccessful teams who might like to sell but have little to offer, the Twins have made it to this point with plenty of talent on their roster.
They may or may not trade Josh Donaldson, Taylor Rogers, Byron Buxton or José Berríos, who all have additional years remaining on their contracts. Maybe they’ll see what they can get for Andrelton Simmons, Hansel Robles and Michael Pineda, who are all on expiring contracts. But if there’s a slam-dunk trade option, it’s the 41-year-old designated hitter still mashing at an elite level, who lacks no-trade protection, will be a free agent in October and can’t be given a Qualifying Offer.
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Cruz homers, Celestino improvises and Twins take Game 1 against White Sox
Cruz homers, Celestino improvises and Twins take Game 1 against White Sox Gilberto Celestino s rookie mistake on the base paths in extra innings turned out alright as the Twins scored two to top Chicago.
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Good thing, too.
The 22-year-old outfielder, pinch-running for Ryan Jeffers and serving as the unearned baserunner to start the extra inning, extricated himself from a rundown and extended the inning, which paid off when the Twins scored twice to end their three-game losing streak with a 3-2 victory in Game 1 of a doubleheader at Guaranteed Rate Field.
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