CHICAGO — Puerto Rican rapper Daddy Yankee had a concert in the Chicago area Sunday night, but he took in the Twins-White Sox game the afternoon before it.
That means players such as Carlos Correa, Jose Miranda, Jorge Lopez and Jovani Moran all had the chance to meet their fellow Puerto Rican superstar ahead of first pitch at Guaranteed Rate Field.
Known as the King of Reggaeton, Daddy Yankee has sold about 20 million records worldwide, with one of his biggest hits being 2004's "Gasolina" and 2017's "Despacito." And apparently his presence spurred Correa and the Twins to a victory, as they beat the White Sox 5-1 to avoid a series sweep.
