US EditionChicago White Sox pound the Minnesota Twins 9-0
- On March 31, 2025, the Chicago White Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 9-0 at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago, Illinois, in the opener of a three-game series.
- The White Sox victory came as Martín Pérez, making his Chicago debut, threw six no-hit innings against the Twins.
- Contributing to the White Sox's dominant performance, Andrew Benintendi, wearing jersey number 23, hit a three-run home run, Andrew Vaughn also hit a three-run homer, and Michael A. Taylor, who finished 2-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs, added a two-run homer.
- Pérez, who signed a $5 million, one-year contract with Chicago in January, threw 93 pitches, struck out nine, and walked three, retiring the first 11 batters he faced before walking Ryan Jeffers.
- The Twins, who have struggled offensively, falling to 0-4 for the season and being outscored 28-6, were handed the loss by Chris Paddack, whose record fell to 0-1 after allowing a career-high nine earned runs in 3 1/3 innings.
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The Quad-City Times
Muscatine JournalMartin Pérez shines in his Chicago White Sox debut with 6 hitless innings
The veteran left-hander threw six no-hit innings and tied a career high with nine strikeouts in a sparkling Chicago debut.
Duluth News Tribune
Twins’ offense has to 'adjust quick' after slow start
CHICAGO — Four games into their season, the Twins are hitting a collective .143, have an MLB-worst on-base percentage (.206) .and OPS (.436) and reside near the bottom of the majors in most offensive categories. They’ve scored just six runs in their first four games. Their run totals in those games? Three, one, two, zero. There has been some bad luck, to be sure — they might have to sacrifice a live chicken to get Ty France a hit, manager Rocco …
West Central Tribune
Twins suffer ugly blowout to White Sox
CHICAGO — There was little doubt after the early innings of Monday’s game who would be walking away victorious. Things got so out of hand so early that manager Rocco Baldelli pulled stars Carlos Correa and Byron Buxton after just three innings. The only remaining intrigue in the later innings was whether the Chicago White Sox, led by journeyman starter Martín Pérez, would be able to pull off a combined no-hitter against the still-winless Twins. …
In White Sox debut, Perez, 33, fans career-high 9
Veteran starter Martin Perez, 33, making his White Sox debut, threw six no-hit innings and tied a career high with nine strikeouts in a sparkling 93-pitch outing, helping Chicago to roll past the Minnesota Twins 9-0 on Monday, his new club's second win.
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