Chicago White Sox defeat Minnesota Twins 10-1 in series finale
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Last updated Sep 7, 2026

The Chicago White Sox secured a 10-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins at Rate Field on September 6, 2026. The game remained scoreless through four and a half innings before Sam Antonacci and Munetaka Murakami delivered consecutive doubles in the fifth to provide the White Sox with an early lead. Minnesota struggled offensively throughout the evening, recording only two hits through the first six innings. Brooks Lee provided the lone run for the Twins with a 425-foot home run before the Chicago offense pulled away in the final frames behind a three-run homer from Kyle Teel. The loss marks a significant point in the Twins' season as their competitive prospects fade heading into the final stretch. Minnesota is scheduled to begin a series against the Detroit Tigers on Labor Day.
- •Chicago defeated Minnesota 10-1 at Rate Field on September 6, 2026.
- •Munetaka Murakami and Sam Antonacci drove in early runs for the White Sox.
- •Brooks Lee hit a 425-foot solo home run for the Twins' only score.
- •Kyle Teel extended the Chicago lead with a three-run homer in the eighth inning.
- •Minnesota travels to Detroit for a series beginning on Labor Day.
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