Kody Clemens erupted for Minnesota, blasting three homers and driving in five in a wild 9-8 walk-off over Arizona. The night featured a go-ahead three-run shot in the fourth, a leadoff blast to start the ninth, and a framing sequence that turned a deflating top of the ninth into a Twins’ late-night celebration. Clemens’ 14 total bases tied a club record, and the victory vaulted Minnesota into a dramatic, momentum-shifting win.

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.