Twins Defeat White Sox 6-1 After Rain Delay, Tied for AL Central Lead

The Minnesota Twins bounced back from a rocky start to the season by defeating the Chicago White Sox 6-1 in their series rubber match. After a lengthy rain delay, Byron Buxton and Harrison Bader fueled the offense with home runs, while Pablo Lopez delivered a strong performance on the mound, allowing just one run over seven innings. This victory brought the Twins' record to 2-4, tying them for first place in the AL Central. The team now prepares to host the Houston Astros for their home opener, with Joe Ryan set to start. The White Sox, despite a promising opening day, struggled in the last two games against the Twins, allowing eight runs total. Manager Will Venable expressed confidence in his team's resilience despite the loss.