Colson Montgomery extended his homer streak to four straight games with a first-pitch, opposite-field solo in the second. Chicago built a 4-0 cushion behind seven scoreless innings from Martín Pérez, but Kansas City stormed back for a 5-4 win, sending the White Sox to defeat after a late rally. Luis Robert Jr. left with a left hamstring tightness, clouding the CHW fantasy outlook as Michael A. Taylor stepped in.

Montgomery’s power and multi-park threat keep him a rising asset for fantasy, while the Royals leaned on timely hits from Maikel García, Michael Massey, and Bobby Witt Jr. for the comeback. With Robert’s status unclear, this game underlines CHW’s rookie upside and KC’s depth, impacting short-term rosters and probabilistic upside for the next slate.

Luke Keaschall delivered a walk-off two-run homer in the 11th inning as Minnesota beat Kansas City 5-3, marking the Twins’ ninth walk-off win of the year. Keaschall extended his on-base streak to 12 straight games to begin his career, capping a late-inning comeback that rallied past the Royals’ bullpen.

Earlier, Fitzgerald logged his first career hit with a homer, and Jeffers tied it in the eighth after Austin Martin tripled on a misplay by John Rave. Pasquantino’s 20th homer gave KC a 3-2 lead in the seventh, but the Twins answered with a late surge. Tonkin contributed two scoreless frames for Minnesota, while Estévez suffered the defeat.

The Royals also left 15 runners on base and were 1-for-15 with men in scoring position, underscoring a squandered opportunity as Minnesota capitalized when it mattered. The win sets up Monday’s matchups featuring Falter and Cavalli, with Zebby Matthews and Will Warren scheduled to start for Minnesota and New York, respectively.