Chicago White Sox power trio fuels victory over Minnesota Twins
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 5, 2026, 1:16 PM
Last updated Sep 5, 2026
The Chicago White Sox moved to a 74-67 record on Friday following a 4-1 win over the Minnesota Twins. The offensive effort was led by home runs from Miguel Vargas, Braden Montgomery, and Colson Montgomery, with Vargas and Colson Montgomery both reaching the 30-home run mark for the season. Erick Fedde earned the win on the mound after pitching five scoreless innings while allowing only three hits. The trio of power hitters accounted for all four of the team's runs in the game, demonstrating a balanced offensive attack that has kept the team atop the American League Central. Chicago looks to maintain its divisional lead as the postseason race intensifies throughout September.
- •Chicago defeated the Minnesota Twins with a final score of 4-1.
- •Miguel Vargas and Colson Montgomery each reached 30 home runs this season.
- •Erick Fedde allowed three hits over five scoreless innings to improve to 8-8.
- •The White Sox currently hold the top position in the American League Central standings.
- 1:16 PMYahoo Sports — White Sox make MLB history feel possible with three 30-home run hitters
"Miguel Vargas and Colson Montgomery reaching 30 home runs showed why Chicago’s lineup has become much more than a one-star operation.
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