The competition between hosts Chicago White Socks and Cleveland Guardian has been postponed on Thursday evening due to rain.
The game, which was going to open a four-game set, has been reinforced on Friday as part of a split doubleheader. The makeup game will start at 2:10 pm, with its original time with another game, will be set at 7:10 pm
White Sox planned to start the right -handed Jonathan cannon, while the parents were going to hurt the left -handed Logan Allen. Neither the team has announced a change in their pitching rotation for Friday.
The cannon (3-7, 4.50 ERA) abolished the six-start viniles streak in its most recent outing last Saturday, scoring two runs by Colorado Rockies and 10–3 win in 5 1/3 innings.
Alan (5–7, 4.07 ERA) has lost its last three starts, although he has not spoiled any of those games. Alan recently made two hits in one run and six innings to Detroit Tigers, but no run support was given to lose 1-0 on Saturday.
Prior to the adjournment, Chicago players wore clothes in Jersey, adorned with “45” jersey patch, honoring Bobby Jenx’s memory, who died on Friday after a match with stomach cancer. Genx was an important contributor for the 2005 World Series winner White Sox. The team will wear patch in the rest of the season.
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