Edgar Quero and Andrew Vaughan each scored two runs, as Chicago White Sax scored six runs in the last three innings for the rally to win an 8–4 victory on Boston Red Sox on Sunday afternoon.
Vaughan highlighted his 2-for-5 performance with a two-run domestic run in the eighth, helping White Sox break the five-game losing streak and started 0-7 on the road this season. White Sox also won after six innings for the first time after the 2023 season-because in 2024 he went to 0-79 after six innings.
Chicago’s Matt Thees went deep as a three-day part in the first innings, while Luis Robert Junior tools and scored twice. The Brandon Issert (1-0) played 1 2/3 innings in the relief of Sean Burke, a native of Massachusetts.
Wilir Abreyu hit a three -run homer and went to 2 -for -4 with doubles for Christian Campbell Boston, who won three straight and four out of five.
White Sox flipped the score during the three-run seventh, which was loading the hideouts with someone after two hit batsmen by Lenin Sosa’s leadoff single and Boston Reliever Zack Kelly (1-1).
After Justin Wilson Boston came out of Bulpen, Brox Baldwin’s sacrifice distribution left Chicago back 5–4 through one run and quero’s pinch-hit, two-run single, a single-in-infield through a single-run single.
In the eighth, Robert ripped a leadoff single and Vauan crushed a two-run homer at a green monster in the left-world against Liam Hendrix of Boston, who made his first major league appearance since June 2023 after Tommy John surgery.
Baldwin hit an-out single and scored the ninth inning insurance runs when this was hit with a pitch with full.
Visitors tagged Boston Starter Tanner Hauq with a pair of two-out runs in the first. After Robert took a walk, this scrap the two-run shot, which was scattered on the right area wall.
Red Sax quickly responded with a three -run location in the latter of the innings. After Rafael Davors and Alex Bramanman reached the base on continuous errors, Abreu deposited the three-run homer in the right area.
The two-out crime helped Boston lead to another 4–2 lead. Blake Sabol knocked a double knock in the right-field corner before scoring on the knock of Jaren Duran through the right side. Burke drove the diva and hit Bremann, but stranded the located locations to keep the game closed.
Hawk settled with seven strikes to complete two-rins, three-hit balls of three-Hit balls. Boston Wright did not allow a hit after another, facing the last five batsmen.
This was a similar closing for Burke, who allowed only two hits in the last three of their five innings.
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