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The Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 5–3 on May 26 at Rate Field, with the visitors' pitching staff holding the hosts to just two earned runs despite allowing eight hits. Chicago managed only eight hits and struck out 12 times while posting a .717 OPS, unable to capitalize on scoring opportunities despite one home run. Minnesota's pitching proved more efficient, yielding seven hits and posting a 4.12 ERA with 12 strikeouts and no walks, while the Twins' offense converted five RBIs from seven hits to secure the road victory. The White Sox's offensive struggles—evidenced by a .231 batting average and 12 strikeouts—reflected a broader pattern of inefficiency at the plate, though their pitchers struck out 13 Twins batters. Both teams showed defensive discipline, with the White Sox committing no errors, but Minnesota's superior run prevention and ability to manufacture runs from limited opportunities proved decisive. The Twins' road success improves their division positioning as Chicago continues to search for offensive consistency.