The Chicago White Sox showcased dominance over the Minnesota Twins, winning 9-0 in an overwhelming display on Monday. The Twins, who failed to capitalize on early opportunities, faced a tough outing from pitcher Chris Paddack, who conceded all nine runs in just three innings. Manager Rocco Baldelli made the decision to pull stars Carlos Correa and Byron Buxton early, indicating the team's struggle to find rhythm in this season's opening series. While the White Sox's Martín Pérez dazzled with six no-hit innings, the Twins managed only two hits throughout the game, leaving them still searching for their first win of the year.

This loss marks the Twins' fourth straight, with their offensive woes becoming apparent as they have scored only six runs across the four games. Paddack noted the White Sox's impressive at-bats, which forced him into consistent mistakes. Baldelli urged collective improvement as the team must quickly adjust to avoid a prolonged slump.