The Minnesota Twins finally showcased their offensive potential with a breakout sixth inning, scoring five runs to secure an 8-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Byron Buxton and Trevor Larnach both received walks, igniting a rally against Penn Murfee, who struggled to find the strike zone. Ryan Jeffers opened the scoring, followed by contributions from Ty France and Edouard Julien, who tied the game with a key hit. A fluke play by Jose Miranda extended the lead, and Harrison Bader's ninth-inning homer capped off a much-needed win for the Twins.

Simeon Woods Richardson made his season debut, allowing two runs over four innings, supported by a solid effort from the bullpen. Louie Varland and three other relievers combined to keep the White Sox scoreless after Woods Richardson’s exit. The Twins' offensive explosion marked a significant improvement from their prior struggles, doubling their previous run total for the season. This victory not only boosts team morale but also signals the potential for a more aggressive hitting strategy moving forward.