I need a shot. Give me my chance,’ ’’ head groundskeeper Roger Bossard said. “Then after about an hour of work, I got everybody out there from both clubs, and there were three or four sports a little iffy.

In typical spring baseball fashion, this afternoon the Chicago White Sox lost to the Angels, 3-2, after a chaotic weather day. The Angels won two in a row after a resounding defeat on Opening Day, and will leave Rate Field with a series win.

The White Sox and Twins are scheduled to wrap up their three-game series Wednesday afternoon at Rate Field, but storms may push the game back.

Jose Miranda delivered a go-ahead, two-run single in a five-run sixth inning and Ryan Jeffers and Ty France each had two hits and an RBI as the Minnesota Twins topped the host Chicago White Sox 8-3 on Tuesday.

"I take pride in being a leadoff hitter,” said third baseman Miguel Vargas, who drew two walks and had one hit. “I'm just trying to make the pitcher throw strikes and have the guys behind me be in a good spot.

Wednesday's scheduled 1:15 p.m. CT first pitch between the Minnesota Twins and Chicago White Sox has been delayed by rain. Due to weather in the area, the start of today’s game will likely be delayed.

The White Sox held a nine-run lead in the seventh inning of what ended up as a 9-0 shellacking of the Twins during Monday afternoon’s series opener at Rate Field.