CHICAGO — The Twins' habit of blowing leads reached a new level on Wednesday.
Minnesota rode 13 hits and three home runs into five different leads over the White Sox in the finale of a three-game series against the defending AL Central champions. But Chicago matched every hit, every homer and finally took a lead of its own when it mattered most.
With the Twins' infield drawn in, Leury Garcia grounded a single past a diving Jose Miranda at third base, scoring Eloy Jimenez to capture a 9-8 victory at Guaranteed Rate Field.
