Twins starter Trevor May snapped a two-decision losing streak and won for the first time in four starts.
May went seven innings, allowing three runs in Saturday's win over the White Sox. He allowed six hits and didn't walk a batter, striking out nine.
"[May] had a great changeup going today," said White Sox manager Robin Ventura to MLB.com. "Some of it's going to be the shadows, but he was able to get guys out in front. Normally, he's just a fastball guy sinking it and running it away but his offspeed stuff was very good today. We had to be better at staying with it, staying in the middle."
May next pitches Friday, against Toronto.