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Twins expected to win behind Joe Ryan as both clubs face trade deadline questions this summer

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Twins expected to win behind Joe Ryan as both clubs face trade deadline questions this summer
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The Minnesota Twins are having a challenging season, currently under .500 and unlikely to make the postseason. Joe Ryan, their starting pitcher, has garnered interest from scouts due to his solid performance despite some struggles on the road. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox are performing better than in previous years and may consider their options as the trade deadline approaches.

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Chicago White Sox Twins expected to win behind Joe Ryan as both clubs face trade deadline questions this summer White Sox hitters are just 3-for-7 against Ryan outside of Andrew Benintendi's 8-for-19 career line By David Troy OutKick Published May 26, 2026 4:20pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video We NEED More Strikes In Baseball! | The Ricky Cobb Show Baseball fans want to see STRIKES! A weekend with a record for walks in baseball is BAD for the sport! I love sports. I think part of what I love about them so much is that you never really know what to expect. Even with this as my job of trying to predict what is going to happen, I know I'm going to get things wrong (hopefully no more than about 47% of the time).

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