Recaps

In a close affair throughout the evening, the White Sox were unable to make up an early deficit, halting their winning streak at five.

In a highly anticipated matchup between Dylan Cease and Justin Verlander, Yoan Moncada stole the show for a second night in a row.

Trailing late in this one, the White Sox used a two-out eighth inning rally to take the first game of a crucial series against the Astros.

Lance Lynn pitched well, striking out seven and turning in a quality start. The offense provided five runs as well, leading to a series sweep of the Tigers.

Lucas Giolito gave the White Sox seven quality innings, and Andrew Vaughn’s three-hit night helped fuel the offense in a 6-4 victory.

Michael Kopech was dominant through six no-hit innings, and the White Sox offense did just enough to take care of the Tigers 2-0.

Lucas Giolito gave the White Sox five strong innings, and the offense did plenty of damage throughout the day to get a series split with Texas

Dylan Cease battled through six innings, and Eloy Jimenez provided the timely homer to lead the Sox to a 2-1 victory tonight.

The Chicago White Sox, led by Lance Lynn, Jose Abreu, and a dominant bullpen performance, won back-to-back home series for the first time since April.

Eloy Jimenez and Jose Abreu combined for seven RBIs, and Lucas Giolito worked through five innings in tonight’s 9-2 victory over the Royals.