CHICAGO -- It’s too early to call Sunday’s win over the White Sox a “must-win” game, but it's not too early to say the Twins have a higher sense of urgency.\n\nMinnesota continued to beat the teams it needs to in an 11-1 rout over the White Sox in Sunday’s series finale at Guaranteed Rate Field.\n\n• [Box score](https://www.mlb.com/gameday/567315/final/box)\n\n\"You know, we did good against the Yankees. We did good here. Sometimes we've struggled, sometimes not, but that's part of the game,” first baseman
\n\nA series victory where we crushed 11 home runs!
— Minnesota Twins (@Twins) July 28, 2019
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“Our guys have showed us stuff at different points of the year -- I don't know the right way to say it -- but an explosive type of team that can do things in a hurry at times,” Baldelli said. “But it doesn't just happen, it happens through all those simple things that we talk about: the good at-bats, swinging at good pitches and things.\n\n“We have a team that we are confident in our abilities, and I think we have a good group. As long as we can believe in ourselves and continue to grow, I think we are going to be fine.\"\n\nThe Twins' offense has taken them to another level in recent weeks and continued a historic power surge. Minnesota has 34 homers in its last 13 games and 15 games this season with four or more. On Sunday, the Twins benefitted from round-trippers from
The Twins' starting pitching performed well after allowing 30 total runs vs. New York in the prior series as Gibson,