Colson Montgomery Powers White Sox to Victory Over Twins

Colson Montgomery has been a key offensive player for the Chicago White Sox, recently hitting his first career grand slam and driving in multiple runs to help snap a three-game skid with a 7-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Montgomery has demonstrated consistent power, with all of his 11 home runs over the past month coming in just 26 starts, and he is expected to remain a regular in the lineup after returning from a brief absence due to side soreness. Over his last 30 games, Montgomery has posted an .825 OPS with 12 home runs and 30 RBI, although his overall batting average this season remains around .229 across 41 games. In the same game, Luis Robert Jr. also contributed with a home run, while Twins pitcher Mick Abel struggled, allowing six runs in the second inning. Meanwhile, Nationals' Luis Garcia had a solid individual performance with a home run and a double despite his team's loss, maintaining a .263 batting average with 10 home runs over 111 games this season. Montgomery's recent power surge contrasts with some inconsistency earlier in his season, but he continues to be a significant offensive presence for the White Sox.