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The Minnesota Twins have forced a rubber match when they face-off against their American League Central rival in this series finale on Wednesday.

The Chicago White Sox dominated in the first game on Monday by a tune of 9-0. The Twins bounced back in a big way on Tuesday with an 8-3 win, tying the series. It was Minnesota’s first win of the season and it ended a four-game losing streak to start the season. The Twins had scored six total runs in their first four games compared to eight in their fifth game. What will happen in the rubber match between the teams on Wednesday?

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Game Date: Wednesday, April 2, 2025

Game Time: 2:00 p.m. ET

TV: Chicago Sports Network

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The script to start the second game of this series started much like it has been this whole season for Minnesota. The White Sox got up 3-0 and were shutout for the first five innings. The sixth inning was where everything changed for the Twins as their offense finally woke up all with two outs. Minnesota scored five in the inning which was highlighted by a tiebreaking two-run single from Jose Miranda. Harrison Bader hit a three-run homer in the ninth for some much needed insurance. Shane Smith made his Major League debut and was doing great until the end of the sixth. He went 5.2 innings while allowing two hits and two runs.

Chicago’s pitching had been great up to the sixth inning, as their starters went 23 innings without allowing an earned run in their first four games. It’s still very early, but this White Sox team is already noticeably better than the team that lost 121 games last season. The White Sox will start Sean Burke, who went six innings, while only allowing three hits in a dominating win over the Los Angeles Angels on Opening Day. Pablo Lopez will go for the Twins in the finale after giving up eight hits and four runs in five innings in his season debut against the St. Louis Cardinals.

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