Minnesota Twins Plunge to 0-4 Start Following 9-0 Loss to White Sox

The Minnesota Twins have started the 2025 MLB season with a dismal 0-4 record, having been outscored 28-6 over their first four games, including a 9-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox. In that game, White Sox pitcher Martín Pérez threw six no-hit innings, helping his team secure a commanding victory. The Twins' offense has struggled significantly, ranking last in several statistical categories, including runs scored and batting average. Team president Derek Falvey acknowledged the poor start but remains optimistic about the team's potential moving forward. Manager Rocco Baldelli was forced to pull star players Carlos Correa and Byron Buxton early in the game due to the lopsided score, highlighting the team's current struggles. Overall, the Twins face mounting pressure to improve as they continue their season amidst historical concerns regarding their slow start.