Minnesota twins hopes to return home what they can get.
Minnesota is flowing against Atlanta Braves in the three-market road series. Twins have lost 15 out of 22 games to start the season, and their biggest challenge is in the plate.
The twins now travel to Minianpolis to open a three-game chain against Chicago White Socks starting on Tuesday evening.
Minnesota hopes to hit the reset on a beginning that is anything but is firm.
Regarding the Atlanta series, twin Infielder Brook Lee said, “It was fat.” “You see our team, we are not killing like we know we can, and even when things get together, we are not capitalizing.”
With 17 defeats in 22 matches, White Sox is one of the only two major league teams, with a worse record than twins. The other colloorado is Rockies, which are 4–17.
Chicago is losing 4–2 on the road against Boston Red Sox on Monday. Andrew Benntendy did a home, but White Sox managed only four other hits.
White Sox has lost seven of its last eight matches.
To make cases worse, Chicago must find someone to connect their rotation, which may include the left -handed martin Perez after losing to the elbow injury to the elbow injury. Perez excluded his most recent beginning on Friday, and on Monday the team transferred him to the 60-day injured list.
White Sox Manager Will Veneble said it was too soon to project the long -term approach of Perez.
“We know at least 60 days (that he will be out),” said Veneble. “They think, I think, better than the first day. But (this) is still very early to really to guess what this timeline is going to be, so we will see here in the next few days what we have got.”
Twins Right-Hander Bailey Ober (1-1, 6.16 ERA) is scheduled to take the mound for the fifth beginning of the season. The 6-Foot-9, 260-Pound North Carolina Native is exploring its third quality at the beginning of its third quality after posting a strong performance against Canes City Royals and New York Mets.
Ober has made 13 debut against White Sox. It is 5–2 with 3.60 ERAs in those games, with 13 walks and 72 strikeouts in 70 innings.
White Sox Right-Hander Davis Martin (1-2, 4.84 ERA) is also set to make its fifth start of the season. He is hoping to bounce back from a loss on Thursday when he allowed four runs on eight hits in 5 1/3 innings against athletics.
Martin, 28, has a 4–13 career record with 4.64 ERA. He picked up against twins in three matches against twins, including two beginnings, going 0–2 with 11.32 ERAs in matches.
This is the second series among clubs this season. Twins took two of the three games in Chicago from March 2, 31 March-April 2.
White Sox won the opening game 9–0, as Andrew Vaughan and Bainandy hit a three-run homer. Twins returned to win the second game 8–3 for the sixth innings of five runs, and Minnesota adopted a rubber match 6–1, scoring all his runs in the fourth innings.
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