White Sox make MLB history feel possible with three 30-home run hitters

The Chicago White Sox have made baseball history with three players each hitting 30 home runs this season. In a 4-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins, Miguel Vargas, Colson Montgomery, and Braden Montgomery all contributed with a 30-home run season. This power hitting from multiple players makes the lineup extremely difficult for opposing pitchers to handle.

Vargas opened the scoring with his 30th home run in the first inning, followed by a solo home run by Braden Montgomery in the second and a two-run homer by Colson Montgomery in the fourth. With these three hitters, Chicago has created a lineup capable of changing games with a single swing. The White Sox's power has become nearly impossible to pitch around, with Vargas establishing a new career high with 16 home runs in 2025.

Colson Montgomery's continued power development has made him one of the most dangerous young infielders in the league, while Braden Montgomery brings athleticism and upside to his impressive rookie campaign. The team also received five scoreless innings from starting pitcher Erick Fedde, who allowed only three hits and two walks while improving his record to 8-8.

This pitching performance should not be overlooked, as it supports the power hitters and will determine whether the White Sox's surprising season extends into October.