On April 24, the Chicago White Sox face off against the Minnesota Twins, aiming to avoid a sweep. Shane Smith will pitch for the White Sox, while Chris Paddack takes the mound for the Twins. In their previous encounter, Byron Buxton delivered a stellar performance, hitting a home run and driving in two runs, guiding the Twins to a 6-3 victory. The odds favor the Twins, with a moneyline of -228 compared to the White Sox's +188.

With the Twins enjoying a four-game winning streak at home, the White Sox are struggling, having lost their last three road games. The game total is set at 8.0 runs, and recent trends suggest a preference for the Under in matchups involving the Twins against AL Central teams. Expert analysis recommends a moneyline bet on the Twins and a spread play on the White Sox at +1.5.

The Minnesota Twins overcame early struggles with the bases loaded to secure a 6-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox at Target Field. Carlos Correa, Byron Buxton, and Harrison Bader experienced challenges with missed opportunities, but the Twins maintained pressure, ultimately scoring crucial runs later in the game. Ty France and Trevor Larnach contributed with key RBIs, while Buxton added a two-run home run. The bullpen, led by Justin Topa and Danny Coulombe, preserved the win, showcasing determination despite earlier failures.

Trevor Larnach's timely go-ahead home run and Byron Buxton's two-out blast propelled the Minnesota Twins to a 6-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox, showcasing an encouraging offensive performance despite a season-high 13 runners left on base. The Twins displayed their offensive potential with 12 hits and six walks, yet struggled to convert their opportunities into runs. Larnach's third homer in five games came at a crucial moment, putting the Twins ahead after a previous two-run lead was relinquished. Buxton added to the offensive momentum in the seventh with a powerful two-run shot. Despite their record, the Twins have now won four of five against the White Sox this season.

The Chicago White Sox faced yet another defeat, losing 4-2 to the Minnesota Twins at Target Field. Andrew Benintendi came close to tying the game with a powerful hit to right-center, but Byron Buxton's spectacular diving catch ended the threat. Despite out-hitting the Twins 10-5, the Sox struggled with runners in scoring position, finishing 0-for-8 in that category, and committing two costly errors. Manager Will Venable noted the team's quality at-bats but emphasized the need to capitalize on their chances.

Lenyn Sosa and Brooks Baldwin loaded the bases in the ninth inning, but the Sox couldn't convert, with Benintendi being the last hope. Starting pitcher Davis Martin, who allowed two unearned runs, reflected on his performance, stating he needed to limit walks. The Sox's road woes continued, as they fell to 1-10 away from home this season and extended their losing streak at Target Field to 13 games.