Minnesota has been one of the biggest disappointments in baseball with a 33-43 mark. They are the third-largest money burner based on closing lines.

The White Sox are 28-14 at home. They have a pitching edge and caught a break with Monday's postponement. Now the White Sox should have Jose Abreu back in the lineup while star closer Liam Hendriks will be available after throwing a combined 29 pitches in appearances this past weekend.

The starting pitching matchup is Kenta Maeda versus Lucas Giolito. Maeda has a 4.85 ERA, but has been pitching better lately. Still, he's nowhere near his Cy Young Award runner-up form of last season. Maeda was supposed to start three days ago, but two rainouts have pushed back his start all the way until today. So his routine could be off.

Giolito faced the Twins once this season. That came on May 19 and he was dominant. Giolito held the Twins to one run on two hits in eight innings with 11 strikeouts and three walks. Giolito has a 3.35 home ERA this year.

The White Sox have defeated the Twins in six of the past seven meetings.