Minnesota’s Brooks Lee delivers a decisive hit in the 11th inning as the Twins defeat the Chicago White Sox 5-3 in extra innings. After the game extends into the late frames, Minnesota works through a key sequence that includes Lee’s bases-loaded, three-run double. That hit gives the Twins the lead in the 11th and ultimately proves to be the winning margin. One report also notes that Lee shakes off a recent position switch and a late mistake before coming through with the game-turning hit. Earlier in the contest, Minnesota briefly carries a lead but ultimately allows the game to reach extra innings after a late blown lead. In the extra-inning finish, the Twins convert their opportunities and secure the victory. Across coverage, the central storyline is Lee’s late-game impact—both his ability to overcome earlier missteps and the importance of the three-run double in securing the team’s 5-3 win.