Woods Richardson worked six innings of two-hit ball, fanning a career-best 11 while holding New York in check on the road to a 7-0 shutout. His patience under pressure, especially in later frames, illustrated a pitcher thriving in a home-dominant environment and boosting Minnesota’s playoff outlook.

Woods Richardson allowed two earned runs in five innings but was undone by a throwing error that aided Chicago’s control. His role as a developing starter in a late-season push makes his performance a focal point for evaluating Minnesota’s growing rotation.

Woods Richardson started strong with a 3-1 lead but faced a brutal sequence as Chicago capitalized on a slick, misplayed grounder and late rallies. His health was a talking point after a line drive nicked him, yet the outing devolved into a high-powered Sox attack, underscoring Minnesota’s need for better innings management and consistent run support.

Simeon Woods Richardson cruised through the first three frames, pitching relatively cleanly before Benintendi’s homer ended his stretch. His night highlighted Twins’ rotation depth and Chicago’s late-inning power surge.

Richardson delivered five innings with 2 hits allowed, 3 runs (2 ER), 3 walks and 7 strikeouts, showing a promising strike-throwing profile before the Sox bullpen seized control, highlighting his continued value as a depth starter.