“I had to make my way through it,” said Ober.
The White Sox, who open the twins 10-5, spotted the twins their first two races with a bad defense. After Trevor Larnach pulled a four -step walk from the second round, Carlos Correa bounced a bullet on the ground at the first goal. Vaughn, White Sox’s first base player, launched a second row to start a double game, and the second goal player from White Sox, Lenyn Sosa, saw the ball deviate from his glove and ride the shallow left field.
Larnach went third in Sosa’s error, and Ty France followed with a single RBI that he struck through the right side of the inner field.
During the third round, Luke Keaschall pulled a two -stroke walk and stole the second base. Larnach, the next striker, struck a dribbler who was rolling at about 10 feet in front of the plate. The White Sox Receiver Edgar Quero whipped a throw that placed Larnach at the back. Keaschall, realizing that nobody covered the plate while the ball briefly bouncing, marked from the second base with a head of head first.
