4 years agoMinnesota Twins starting pitcher J.A. Happ had a second consecutive rough outing against the White Sox on Monday. Happ failed to make it out of the fourth inning, allowing six runs on seven hits while walking three and fanning just one batter. The veteran southpaw loaded the bases in the first inning and allowed three runs to cross the plate, then seemingly settled down in the second inning before surrendering three runs in the third and fourth frames. Happ has now allowed 15 combined earned runs in his last two starts- each of them against the White Sox- after rattling off three straight performances of 5 or more innings with two or fewer runs allowed. He'll get a bit of a softer matchup on May 22 against the Indians- though his path to a victory is bleak with Shane Bieber slated to be on the other side.--Tim Capurso
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