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Another Walk Off Win For Cubs
September 16, 2020
White Sox Clinch Playoff Spot
September 17, 2020
Published by Barroom Staff on September 16, 2020
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The White Sox are close to clinching a playoff berth, but they’ll have to wait as their bats failed them on Wednesday night. The Minnesota Twins held their normally red hot bats to a chilling two hits.

The two teams will finish their four game series Thursday. The South Siders can clinch a playoff berth with a win.

Courtesy MLB.com

The Sox lone highlight of the night was a Jose Abreu home run as he continues to make a strong case for AL MVP. The veteran blasted his 16th home run, and is leading the AL with 49 RBIs.

The MVP has arrived

Stream: https://t.co/sFnXQCfEyJ pic.twitter.com/KqeJxpV8DO

— White Sox Talk (@NBCSWhiteSox) September 17, 2020

But, after the Abreu four-bagger, the Twins pitcher got 18 consecutive outs. For the White Sox, Lucas Giolito was the losing pitcher (4-3) as he allowed two home runs.

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