The tradition of MLB announcers jinxing the players on the field continued on Monday during the Chicago White Sox vs. Minnesota Twins matchup. Chicago play-by-play announcer John Schriffen was discussing the White Sox's attempt at a no-hitter during Monday's game after starting pitcher Martin Perez completed six no-hit innings to start the game.

White Sox starter Martin Pérez has a no-hitter through six innings against the Minnesota Twins in his Chicago debut

Martín Pérez threw six hitless innings in a sparkling Chicago debut, and the White Sox pounded the Minnesota Twins 9-0.

The way I was competing with my pitches, I was moving the ball good, and that is the key for me,” Perez said. “I don’t have the velocity anymore, but I know how to pitch, and I know how to move the ball.

Martín Pérez threw six hitless innings in a sparkling debut as Chicago beats Minnesota. Michael A. Taylor made it 9-0 with a two-run drive in the third against Twins starter Chris Paddock (0-1), sending the White Sox to an easy win after they lost two of three in their season-opening series against the Los Angeles Angels.

White Sox starter Martín Pérez has a no-hitter through six innings against the Minnesota Twins in his Chicago debut. The left-hander retired the first 11 batters before walking Ryan Jeffers. The White Sox were leading 9-0 after pounding Twins starter Chris Paddack for nine runs in 3 1/3 innings.