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Game 40: White Sox at Twins Share this story First Pitch: 6:40 PM CDT TV: Bally Sports North Know Thine Enemy: Michael Pineda was scratched from his start today due to some sort of ailment. Enter Bailey Ober, a RHP the Twins selected in the 12th round of the 2017 draft out of the College of Charleston. He’s 6’9” and throws a mid-80’s fastball, which is odd for someone his size. Still, he’s been able to get hitters out on movement alone, we’ll see if that can translate to the big leagues. Get your “Ober” jokes in now. Today's Lineups

The Twins look to ride the momentum from yesterday’s dramatic win and take the series against Oakland.

Game 34: Twins at White Sox Share this story Quinn Harris-USA TODAY Sports TV: Bally Sports North, MLB Network Radio: WCCO 830, Audacy, TIBN, 102.9 The Wolf Can you believe that the Twins are 12-21? Ugh. Me neither. On Tuesday, it looked like the Good Guys were going to lose another squeaker. Instead, the White Sox ran away and hid from Rocco Baldelli’s battered and bewildered squad. But good news: the man, the myth, the legend, J.A. Happ is on the bump on Wednesday in Chi-town. Yes, just as we all expected, Happ has been the Twins’ “ace” thus far this season, throwing to the tune of ...

Game 33: Twins at White Sox Share this story First Pitch: 7:10 PM CDT TV: Bally Sports North Kenta Maeda won his last start, turning in a pretty good performance (5.1 IP, 0 R, 2 BB, 8 SO), and will look to back that up with another win today. Before that start he had been struggling quite a bit, so hopefully its a sign of things to come. On the mound for the White Sox will be RHP Dylan Cease. In his last two starts he’s 2-0 with no runs allowed in 13 innings, allowing just 3 walks and striking out 20. The good news for the Twins is that Luis Arraez is back in the lineup, and leading off ...

Game 29: Rangers at Twins Share this story TV: Bally Sports North Whew. Right when it looks like the Twins are back on track, the bullpen strikes again. After a true heartbreaker on Tuesday night, Minnesota has called up Lewis Thorpe to take climb the bump and try to erase the horrific taste of his squad’s collapse only 24 hours prior. Thorpe started the first (and only) game the Twins played in L.A. earlier this year, allowing two earned runs in four innings. He then pitched a single inning in relief in Oakland a few days later before he was optioned off the roster.