Adrian Hausar played six shutout innings at the beginning of his team and Joshua Palasios scored the game’s loan run run, as Chicago White Sox visited Seattle Meriners 1-0 on Tuesday.
The teams delayed 95 minutes of rain to start at night before stopping losing five-game in a four-hitter combined by White Socks.
Chase Medar, Lenin Sosa and Palasios contributed two hits to help Chicago end the four-game winning streak of Meriners. Meidroth scored on the third-inning single of Palacios.
Seattle loaded the hideouts with one in the eighth, but the Came Buceer ended the danger by retiring the pinch of Mich Gawar and retiring Julio Rodriguez at a flyout on a flyout.
Rodriguez won an eighth-inning Grand Slam 5–1 on Monday to win 5–1 against Bouser on Monday.
Chicago’s Jordan lease worked around two-out doubles to take a two-two season in the ninth of Donovan Solano.
Casey Legumina worked as a Seattle opener, worked around a single and for the first time to walk to score. He gave way to fellow right-handed KC Lawrence, who saved the mariners with five innings of one-run, six-hit balls.
Lawrence (1-2) killed two and did not run a batsman throwing 48 of his 68 pitches for a strike.
Lawrence Mariners franchise became the sixth player in history who has three separate stents with the club. The second of them came to start the season. He signed a modest league deal with Meriners this month after the start of 2025 with Seattle and later joined Toronto Blue Jas on a discount claim.
Hausar (1-0) experienced one of his own odisi. Veteran Right-Hander, who opened the season with Triple-e-Round Rock in the Texas Rangers organization, signed a year, $ 1.35 million with Chicago on Tuesday. He received a call in place of Scheduled Starter Bryas Wilson, who would return to Bulpen.
Hausar allowed two hits and three walks, making two hits.
Meidroth moved 2 -for -4 to increase its hitting streak in eight games.
Chicago finished 1 -for -8 with runners in scoring position, while Seattle was 0 -for -6.
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