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White Sox spoil prized prospect Mick Abel’s Twins debut
CHICAGO — Mick Abel’s first pitch to Colson Montgomery missed badly, well wide of the zone. His second pitch to the Chicago White Sox shortstop was right over the heart of the zone. And Montgomery didn’t miss it, bashing a pitch left over the heart of the zone out to right field.
Twins 3, White Sox 7: Clemens, Lewis, Wallner Home Runs Not Enough to Top the Sox
Mick Abel 3IP, 7H, 6ER, 2BB, 2K (63 pitches, 42 strikes (65%)) Home Runs: Kody Clemens (14), Matt Wallner (17), Royce Lewis(8) Bottom 3 WPA: Mick Abel (-.413); Byron Buxton (-.074); Matt Wallner (-.063) Win Probability Chart (via FanGraphs) Mick Abel made his Twins debut on
The Chicago White Sox entered Saturday with a 45-83 record and needing to go 18-16 to avoid a third straight 100-loss season.
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