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Schoop flied out to right fielder Cordell.

Adrianza grounded out, third baseman Moncada to first baseman Goins.

Grounded out, third baseman Moncada to first baseman Goins.

M.Gonzalez flied out to right fielder Cordell.

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Polanco homered to center on a 2-0 count, Kepler scored.

Homered to center on a 2-0 count, Kepler scored.

Sanó homered to right on a 2-1 count, Cruz scored, Arraez scored.

Homered to right on a 2-1 count, Cruz scored, Arraez scored.

Cruz doubled to left, Kepler scored, Polanco scored.

Doubled to left, Kepler scored, Polanco scored.

Schoop homered to left on the first pitch, Sanó scored.

Homered to left on the first pitch, Sanó scored.

Jay singled to center, García scored, Goins to third, Moncada to second.

Singled to center, García scored, Goins to third, Moncada to second.

Kepler homered to center on the first pitch, Buxton scored.

Homered to center on the first pitch, Buxton scored.

Twins first.  Kepler doubled to right.  Polanco homered to center on a 2-0 count, Kepler scored.  Cruz singled to left.  Arraez singled to left, Cruz to second.  Sanó homered to right on a 2-1 count, Cruz scored, Arraez scored.  Cordero pitching.  M.Gonzalez flied out to left fielder Jay.  Schoop grounded out, second baseman Y.Sánchez to first baseman Reed.  Castro walked.  Buxton fouled out to first baseman Reed.

Twins fourth.  Castro struck out.  Buxton grounded out, third baseman Moncada to first baseman Reed.  Kepler safe at first on fielding error by first baseman Reed.  Polanco singled to left, Kepler to second.  Cruz doubled to left, Kepler scored, Polanco scored.  Osich pitching.  Arraez grounded out, second baseman Y.Sánchez to first baseman Reed.

Twins fifth.  Sanó singled to right.  M.Gonzalez struck out.  Schoop homered to left on the first pitch, Sanó scored.  Castro struck out.  Buxton doubled to left.  Kepler fouled out to third baseman Moncada.

White Sox sixth.  García singled to right.  Goins walked, García to second.  Moncada singled to right, García to third, Goins to second.  Jay singled to center, García scored, Goins to third, Moncada to second.  El.Jiménez struck out.  Castillo struck out.  Reed struck out, safe on fielder's choice, catcher Castro unassisted, Goins out, Moncada to third, Jay to second.

Twins eighth.  Buxton hit an infield single to third.  Kepler homered to center on the first pitch, Buxton scored.  Fry pitching.  Polanco struck out.  Cruz struck out.  Arraez lined out to left fielder Jay.

The Twins have won 16 of 25 meetings with the White Sox since the start of last season, but are just 6-6 in Chicago in that span. That includes losing two of three games in the teams' last meeting from June 28-30 in Chicago.

Minnesota dropped two of three against the Yankees, allowing 48 hits in the series. That is the most hits the Twins have allowed in a three-game series since July 31-August 2, 2009, when they allowed 52 hits in a three-game sweep at the hands of the Angels.

After defeating the Marlins, 9-1, on Monday, the White Sox managed just one run in the last two games of the series, including being held without a baserunner into the sixth inning on Tuesday. As a team, the Sox have a .634 OPS in 13 games since the All-Star break, worst in MLB.

Nelson Cruz enters the weekend riding an eight-game hitting streak in which he's hit five homers, including a home run in each of his last three. He has six home runs since the All-Star break, tied with teammate Mitch Garver and Houston's Yuli Gurriel for most in the AL; across MLB, only Cincinnati's Eugenio Suarez has more in that span.

After notching three multi-hit games in his last four appearances, Luis Arraez is hitting .379 in 38 games for the Twins this season. That's the second-highest average by a Twin through his first 38 career games since the club moved to Minnesota in 1961, behind only Tony Oliva (.430; minimum 100 PA).

Lucas Giolito will take the mound for the White Sox having lost three of his last four decisions after winning his previous eight starts dating back to May 7. He held the Twins to one hit in five scoreless innings in his only start against them this season; he had a career 5.63 ERA in six previous starts against Minnesota entering this season.

HP - Hernandez, 1B - Hickox, 2B - Segal, 3B - Torres

After seeing their American League Central lead dwindle to just one game with a 5-1 loss on Saturday night, the visiting Minnesota Twins will turn to right-hander Kyle Gibson to pitch Sunday afternoon's series finale against the Chicago White Sox.
Gibson (9-4, 4.24 ERA) is 8-4 with a 2.82 ERA in 15 career starts against the White Sox, including 5-2 and a 2.97 ERA in nine career games at Guaranteed Rate Field.

Gibson looks to steady Twins vs. White Sox

CHICAGO (AP)  Fourteen pitches. That was all it took.
These power-packed Minnesota Twins can pile up runs in a hurry.

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Minnesota Twins @ Chicago White Sox on July 28, 2019

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