Rain delay stops the Chicago White Sox from snapping its defeat in Minnesota

The rain delay felt inevitable.

The crew of Target Field Grounds kept giving her best to keep the field dry, but lasting rain finally led to the series finale of the Chicago White Sox and the Minnesota twins at the top of eighth place.

The White Sox are 3-0, thanks to Shane Smith, which dominates five innings on the hill, and Miguel Vargas finally becomes the court.

The rookie pitcher again showed why it could possibly be one of the best rule 5 of the White Sox.

Vargas recently adjusted its attitude and it begins to pay off. He had two goals in the defeat last night. Then he crushed his first Homerun of the season in the sixth inning.

Lenyn Sosa also scored in the second. Chris Paddack, starter of the twins, also went in one run.

Smith’s change together with the rest of his things was just angry. He only allowed four goals and took one when the rookie continued to surprise in the early days of his career in the big league.

The White Sox have not won in Minneapolis since 2023. The twins were 12: 1 against White Sox last season.

Hopefully the SOX can get the next six outs to make the losing series in the twin cities. Perhaps Minnesota admits and the game will be won with the winning of White Sox after the end of seven innings.

Give the twins the honor of getting it because the crew has applied as much diamond dryly as the crew could maintain the game between Innings. It led to the innings started a few minutes later, but it was not necessary to delay.

The continued rain was finally too much when the tarpaulin came to the field. No update was made available for the course of the game.