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Minnesota Twins 1, Chicago White Sox 10

Final Score and Game Recap

Final score, pitching lines and standings context.

6:20 PM ET · Rate FieldGame-day snapshot Sep 6, 9:25 PM ETFinal lineups lockedCurrent 2026 season stats — updated Oct 20, 5:00 AM ET
T-Score41
Minnesota Twins
77–85 · 3rd AL Central · T-Score 41
1
1–10
FINAL · 9 innings
Chicago White Sox
84–78 · 2nd AL Central · T-Score 46
10
T-Score46
FINAL · 9 innings

White Sox close with scoring from the seventh on

The Chicago White Sox won 1-10 in a game that included scoring in 2 innings from the 7th on. That late-game scoring is the defining detail in the packed boxscore: offense was recorded in 2 innings beginning in the 7th, placing the closing portion of the game at the center of the final result.

The White Sox’ 1-10 victory stands as the listed outcome, with a run margin of 9. The boxscore does not provide a full inning-by-inning scoring ledger here, but it does specify that scoring occurred in 2 innings from the 7th on. That makes the late innings a clear focal point of the available game record and frames the finish around production after the game had reached the 7th.

Bailey Ober’s listed line was 4.1 IP, 1 ER, and 6 K. Bryan Hudson’s listed line was 1.2 IP, 0 ER, and 2 K. Those pitching entries accompany the final score without adding a complete pitching sequence or a full account of the remaining innings.

Brooks Lee supplied the leading listed hitting line: 2-3, 1 HR, and 1 RBI. His home run and RBI are the individual offensive details provided in the packed boxscore. Alongside the 1-10 final and the scoring in 2 innings from the 7th on, Lee’s line is the principal listed batting contribution.

The available record centers on a 9-run White Sox win, late scoring across 2 innings beginning in the 7th, Ober’s 4.1-inning outing, Hudson’s scoreless 1.2 innings, and Lee’s 2-for-3 performance with a home run and RBI. Those details provide the documented outline of a game whose late scoring remains the key recap angle.

Written by PitcherStat ·
Pitching recap
PitcherTeamRoleIPHERBBKP
Bailey OberMIN
StarterLoss
4.1413684
Bryan HudsonCWS
Starter
1.2100218
Hagen SmithCWS
ReliefWin
3.0000435
Scoring by inning
123456789RHE
MINMinnesota Twins000000100140
CWSChicago White Sox00001315010120
Top hitters
Kyle Teel1-for-5 · 1 HR · 3 RBI
Randal Grichuk2-for-2 · 1 HR · 2 RBI · 1 BB
Brooks Lee2-for-3 · 1 HR · 1 RBI
Sam Antonacci3-for-4 · 2 RBI · 2 R
Tristan Peters3-for-5 · 1 RBI · 3 R

Matchup at a glance

PitcherStat calculation
CategoryComparisonWhy
Starting pitcherEvenBoth starters enter with comparable season profiles; neither holds a meaningful statistical advantage.
Offense vs handSoxChicago has produced the stronger offense against right-handed pitching.
BullpenEvenThe two bullpens have produced similar season ERA and WHIP.
Recent formSoxChicago has won 5 of its last 10 and owns the stronger recent run differential.
WeatherModerate impactA 10 mph wind could modestly increase carry on fly balls.

Pregame contextStarting pitchers

MIN
Bailey Ober RHP
Bailey Ober
Minnesota Twins
2026 season (MLB rank among qualified starters)
ERA
4.28
136th
WHIP
1.25
109th
K/9
6.50
188th
BB/9
2.60
55th
P-Score47i
FIP
–
HR/9
1.38
158th
OPS/R
–
IP
117.2
Last 5 starts
ERA
3.65
QUALITY
START %
0%
(0 of 5)
CWS
Bryan Hudson LHP
Bryan Hudson
Chicago White Sox
2026 season (MLB rank among qualified starters)
ERA
2.95
WHIP
1.20
K/9
8.41
BB/9
2.51
FIP
–
HR/9
0.59
OPS/R
–
IP
61.0
Last 5 starts
QUALITY
START %
0%
(0 of 5)
How the starters differ
·Hudson owns a 8.4 K/9 compared with Ober's 6.5.
·Hudson enters with a 2.95 ERA compared with Ober's 4.28.
·Hudson allows the lower home-run rate: 0.59 vs 1.38 per nine.
·Ober averages 4.1 more innings per start.

How the lineups match the starters' pitch mix

Pitch data coverage: partial. Usage and velocity only.

Hudson arsenal
PitchUsageVelo
Four-seam66%91.9
Sweeper28%80.0
Sinker4%89.9
Cutter1%84.0

Team OPS vs opposing starter's hand

Twins vs LHP (Bryan Hudson)
26th
in MLB
0.678OPS
.600.700.800.9001.000
Sox vs RHP (Bailey Ober)
17th
in MLB
0.716OPS
.600.700.800.9001.000

Lineups

Final lineupsOrder from the stored snapshot; treat as unofficial until the card is filed.Full lineup page
Minnesota TwinsOfficial lineupvs LHP Bryan Hudson
#HitterPosH-ScoreOPSHRvs LHPVs Hudson (BvP)
1Luke KeaschallR2B57.78110.6881-for-2Very small sample
2Brooks LeeS3B58.72824.5870-for-1Very small sample
3Ryan JeffersRC74.81414.8550-for-1Very small sample
4Josh BellSDH66.73821.7430-for-2Very small sample
5Kody ClemensL2B70.75827.7101-for-2Very small sample
6Royce LewisR1B55.66715.7380-for-1Very small sample
7Trevor LarnachLLF62.78813.5721-for-1Very small sample
8Kaelen CulpepperRSS41.7213.8111-for-2Very small sample
9Walker JenkinsLCF—.6864.1540-for-1Very small sample
1Luke Keaschall 2B · R.282 / .781 · 10 HRvs hand .688 · 1-for-2 · Very small sample57H-Score2Brooks Lee 3B · S.253 / .728 · 24 HRvs hand .587 · 0-for-1 · Very small sample58H-Score3Ryan Jeffers C · R.256 / .814 · 14 HRvs hand .855 · 0-for-1 · Very small sample74H-Score4Josh Bell DH · S.255 / .738 · 21 HRvs hand .743 · 0-for-2 · Very small sample66H-Score5Kody Clemens 2B · L.239 / .758 · 27 HRvs hand .710 · 1-for-2 · Very small sample70H-Score6Royce Lewis 1B · R.227 / .667 · 15 HRvs hand .738 · 0-for-1 · Very small sample55H-Score7Trevor Larnach LF · L.269 / .788 · 13 HRvs hand .572 · 1-for-1 · Very small sample62H-Score8Kaelen Culpepper SS · R.274 / .721 · 3 HRvs hand .811 · 1-for-2 · Very small sample41H-Score9Walker Jenkins CF · L.226 / .686 · 4 HRvs hand .154 · 0-for-1 · Very small sample—H-Score
Chicago White SoxOfficial lineupvs RHP Bailey Ober
#HitterPosH-ScoreOPSHRvs RHPVs Ober (BvP)
1Brenton DoyleRCF37.6376.5561-for-2Very small sample
2Miguel VargasR3B84.83733.8010-for-2Very small sample
3Munetaka MurakamiL1B79.82535.8660-for-2Very small sample
4Randal GrichukRDH72.88015.6680-for-2Very small sample
5Colson MontgomeryLSS60.68531.6441-for-2Very small sample
6Braden MontgomerySRF49.6626.7550-for-2Very small sample
7Tristan PetersLCF60.77412.8020-for-2Very small sample
8Chase MeidrothR2B62.76516.6651-for-2Very small sample
9Kyle TeelLC51.6975.7441-for-2Very small sample
1Brenton Doyle CF · R.233 / .637 · 6 HRvs hand .556 · 1-for-2 · Very small sample37H-Score2Miguel Vargas 3B · R.250 / .837 · 33 HRvs hand .801 · 0-for-2 · Very small sample84H-Score3Munetaka Murakami 1B · L.207 / .825 · 35 HRvs hand .866 · 0-for-2 · Very small sample79H-Score4Randal Grichuk DH · R.287 / .880 · 15 HRvs hand .668 · 0-for-2 · Very small sample72H-Score5Colson Montgomery SS · L.197 / .685 · 31 HRvs hand .644 · 1-for-2 · Very small sample60H-Score6Braden Montgomery RF · S.226 / .662 · 6 HRvs hand .755 · 0-for-2 · Very small sample49H-Score7Tristan Peters CF · L.265 / .774 · 12 HRvs hand .802 · 0-for-2 · Very small sample60H-Score8Chase Meidroth 2B · R.276 / .765 · 16 HRvs hand .665 · 1-for-2 · Very small sample62H-Score9Kyle Teel C · L.210 / .697 · 5 HRvs hand .744 · 1-for-2 · Very small sample51H-Score

Team comparison

OffenseMINMIN·CWSCWS
AVG.245 13th.236 25th
OPS.720 11th.726 9th
Home runs187 12th211 5th
Runs739 9th776 5th
OBP.317 14th.320 9th
SLG.403 10th.406 8th
PitchingMINMIN·CWSCWS
1stMLB rank30th
ERA4.56vs4.12
MINCWS
WHIP1.36vs1.31
MINCWS
K/98.7vs8.3
MINCWS
HR Allowed186vs180
MINCWS
BullpenMINMIN·CWSCWS
1stMLB rank30th
Bullpen ERA4.35vs4.05
no league rank
Bullpen WHIP1.33vs1.30
no league rank
Saves45vs41
MINCWS
ResultsMINMIN·CWSCWS
+36215th
Run differential
+3909th
77–85 Record84–78
4–6 Last 105–5
Last 10 games
Minnesota Twins (4–6)
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
Chicago White Sox (5–5)
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
2026 head-to-head
Season Series
5—8
13 Games Played

Frequently asked

Who is starting for the Twins?+
Bailey Ober (4.28 ERA, 7–4) is listed as the starter.
Who is starting for the Sox?+
Bryan Hudson (2.95 ERA, 4–4) is listed as the starter.
What time does the game start?+
6:20 PM ET at Rate Field.
Where is the game being played?+
Rate Field, home of the Chicago White Sox.
Are the lineups confirmed?+
Not as official league cards. The orders shown are the current projected or last-posted lineups.
How have the Twins and Sox performed head-to-head?+
Season series: Sox 8–5 this season.
How do the starters compare on P-Score?+
P-Score is available for one starter only.