Condor throws seven shutout innings, but he needed more than nine of 'em to win
Normally, if Chris Sale threw seven shutout innings while squaring off against Rick Porcello, you'd have to like the White Sox' chances.
Not so tonight. Porcelo, who entered the game with a 5.81 ERA, matched Sale with seven shutout innings of his own to push the game to the bullpens. Nate Jones gave up his first runs of the season on a two-run blast by Travis Hart, and the Red Sox added one in the ninth to put away the game and the series.