Colson Montgomery hits a 2-run homer as the White Sox knock off the Twins 4-1
Chicago White Sox ace Erick Fedde pitched five impressive innings, contributing to the team's 4-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Friday night. Colson Montgomery delivered a crucial two-run homer, while Miguel Vargas and Braden Montgomery also drove in runs. Kyle Teel managed to get a hit in his first game back after recovering from a left ankle injury.
Josh Bell's ninth-inning homer helped Minnesota, but Kody Clemens accounted for three of the Twins' eight hits. Braden Montgomery's 30th career homer came in the second inning, with both he and Vargas connecting for the second straight game. Fedde, who had a 5-0 record and a 2.90 ERA through August, allowed four hits over his five innings.
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