The White Sox ride a dramatic four-game sweep in Minnesota as rookies pace the attack. Kyle Teel’s three-run shot in the seventh ignited a comeback that carried Chicago to an 11-8 win, their fifth straight. Edgar Quero and Chase Meidroth combined for 10 of the team’s 15 hits, fueling rallies and turning a tight game into a runaway in the late innings. Andrew Benintendi’s sac fly and Colson Montgomery’s big fly later capped the surge, giving Chicago a historic road sweep and momentum on a five-game streak.

Teel’s blast was a tipping point, arriving after a 90-minute delay and 113 mph off the bat, transforming a 6-4 deficit into a tie. Quero’s multi-hit night helped load the bases for Meidroth, whose fourth hit stretched the inning and set up a dramatic finish. Montgomery contributed with a productive sac fly and a 454-foot homer later, sealing the triumph as the Sox seized control late and left Minnesota shaking.

White Sox explode for 12 runs as Twins bullpen meltdown flips a 3-1 game into a blowout, with Chicago riding a late-power surge to pull away. Lenyn Sosa and Kyle Teel go deep in the seventh, Benintendi adds a three-run shot in the eighth, and Chicago tacks on two in the sixth after a Curtis Mead miscue helps spark the rally. Minnesota’s early offense from Buxton and Larnach is undone by costly errors and a fall-apart bullpen stretch.

From a fantasy lens, the Sox showcased speed and pop from depth pieces like Sosa, Teel, and Baldwin, offering sleeper upside in the short term if the order holds. Twins hitters supplied the early spark but couldn’t sustain against Chicago’s late surge or contain the Sox lineup that kept piling on across the middle and late innings. A reminder that bullpen volatility can swing the entire fantasy value of a game.

Mickey Gasper tied the game with his first career homer in the ninth, then Matt Wallner crushed a three-run shot to push Minnesota past Toronto 7-5 at Rogers Centre. Hoffman’s seventh blown save of the year sealed the comeback, with Tonkin grabbing the win and Topa the save for the Twins. Toronto weathered Springer’s two solo blasts and Lukes’ three-hit night, but fell short in a rally-by-rally loss that tightens the AL East race and reshapes late-season fantasy value.

Key moments included Gasper’s game-tying shot off a 95 mph sinker, Springer and Guerrero Jr. providing the Jays’ power, and Wallner’s blast turning the tide in the ninth. Bassitt went strong for Toronto before Minnesota’s late surge, while Keaschall's sixth-inning homer and Varsho’s RBI helped Toronto cling to the lead before the dramatic finish. The result narrows Toronto’s lead in the division as Boston blanked Baltimore.