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Sanó grounded out, third baseman Moncada to first baseman Abreu.

Grounded out, third baseman Moncada to first baseman Abreu.

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Alonso singled to left, El.Jiménez scored, Ti.Anderson scored.

Singled to left, El.Jiménez scored, Ti.Anderson scored.

Moncada singled to right, Sánchez scored, Tilson to third.

Singled to right, Sánchez scored, Tilson to third.

Abreu singled to center, Tilson scored, Moncada to second.

Singled to center, Tilson scored, Moncada to second.

Buxton doubled to center, Sanó scored, Schoop to third.

Doubled to center, Sanó scored, Schoop to third.

Kepler hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Tilson, Schoop scored, Buxton to third.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Tilson, Schoop scored, Buxton to third.

Gonzalez doubled to right, Polanco scored.

Rosario singled to right, Gonzalez scored.

Kepler singled to right, Sanó scored, Schoop scored.

Singled to right, Sanó scored, Schoop scored.

Kepler safe at first on fielding error by right fielder Cordell, Castro scored.

Safe at first on fielding error by right fielder Cordell, Castro scored.

Twins first.  Kepler doubled to right.  Polanco grounded out, first baseman Abreu unassisted, Kepler to third.  Gonzalez struck out.  Rosario singled to right, Kepler scored.  On López's wild pitch, Rosario to second.  Cron grounded out, third baseman Moncada to first baseman Abreu.

White Sox second.  El.Jiménez safe at first on throwing error by shortstop Polanco.  Ti.Anderson doubled to right, El.Jiménez to third.  Alonso singled to left, El.Jiménez scored, Ti.Anderson scored.  Sánchez grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Schoop to shortstop Polanco, Alonso out.  Cordell struck out.  Tilson was hit by a pitch, Sánchez to second.  Moncada singled to right, Sánchez scored, Tilson to third.  Abreu singled to center, Tilson scored, Moncada to second.  Castillo grounded out, third baseman Sanó to first baseman Cron.

Twins second.  Sanó walked on a full count.  Schoop was hit by a pitch, Sanó to second.  Castro struck out.  Buxton doubled to center, Sanó scored, Schoop to third.  Kepler hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Tilson, Schoop scored, Buxton to third.  Polanco flied out to right fielder Cordell.

Twins third.  Gonzalez lined out to third baseman Moncada.  Rosario homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Cron struck out.  Sanó homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Schoop lined out to third baseman Moncada.

Twins fourth.  Castro grounded out, second baseman Sánchez to first baseman Abreu.  Buxton lined out to right fielder Cordell.  Kepler homered to right on a 0-2 count.  Polanco walked.  Gonzalez doubled to right, Polanco scored.  Burr pitching.  Rosario singled to right, Gonzalez scored.  Rosario to second.  Cron struck out.

Twins fifth.  Sanó walked.  Schoop doubled to right, Sanó to third.  Castro struck out.  Buxton struck out.  Fry pitching.  Kepler singled to right, Sanó scored, Schoop scored.  Polanco lined out to left fielder El.Jiménez.

Twins seventh.  Vieira pitching.  Castro hit a ground-rule double to center.  Buxton flied out to center fielder Tilson.  Kepler safe at first on fielding error by right fielder Cordell, Castro scored.  Polanco walked on four pitches, Kepler to second.  Adrianza pinch-running for Polanco.  Gonzalez struck out.  Rosario struck out.

The Twins have won 12 of the last 16 games against the White Sox in Minnesota despite each team recording exactly 141 hits. In those 16 games, the Twins hit .304 with runners in scoring position while the White Sox hit just .243 with RISP.

The White Sox won their last two games against the Astros, scoring 13 runs, as many runs as they had in their previous six games combined. They recorded 11 hits in the last game and have yet to lose when getting more than 10 hits this season (9-0).

The Twins scored 16 runs and hit eight home runs against the Angels on Thursday, their fourth game with at least six home runs this season. That is already tied for the second-most games with at least six homers in a single season in MLB history -- only the 2000 Astros had more (five).

Reynaldo Lopez has a 2.78 ERA in six starts against AL Central opponents this season compared to a 9.30 ERA in all other starts. Lopez has made two starts at Target Field in his career with a 1.38 ERA while allowing just five hits.

Jonathan Schoop had his fourth multi-homer game of the season on Thursday, the most in MLB history by a second baseman before the start of June (counting only HR while playing 2B).

Thursday was the third time this season the Twins have scored 16+ runs in a game, all of which have come on the road. They're the first MLB team to have 3 such games on the road prior to June in a season since the Boston Reds of the American Association in 1891.

HP - Barber, 1B - Vanover, 2B - Rackley, 3B - Reynolds

Following a 6-1 West Coast road trip that saw them smash 22 home runs and outscore the opposition, 67-29, the Minnesota Twins open a five-game homestand with a three-game series against the Chicago White Sox starting Friday night in Minneapolis.
Right-hander Jose Berrios (6-2, 3.39 ERA), who is 7-1 with a 2.12 ERA and .183 opponents' batting average in nine career starts against Chicago, will start for the Twins. Right-hander Reynaldo Lopez (3-4, 5.14) will start for the White Sox.

White Sox up next for red-hot Twins

MINNEAPOLIS (AP)  Though they're not yet one-third of the way through the season, the Minnesota Twins have been putting on quite the show.
These first 50 games were packed with big hits and broken records.

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Chicago White Sox @ Minnesota Twins on May 25, 2019

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