Opportunity knocks, but the White Sox don’t answer in yet another defeat

Sox killer Byron Buxton does it again. David Berding/Getty Images The White Sox let yet another game slip away as they continued their early-season struggles with a 6–3 loss to the Minnesota Twins, dropping to an abysmal 5–19 on the year. Despite holding a brief mid-game lead, the South Siders couldn’t hold down the Twins’ offense — or their own self-inflicted wounds.

Chicago would set the tone for the evening with missed chances and poor execution in the top of the first. Luis Robert Jr. did a nice job working a free pass, but then promptly got picked off. It was just an omen of things to come.

Starter Bryse Wilson found himself in trouble early. He loaded the bases in the bottom of the…