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Liam Hendriks points to having a ‘short memory’ as a key to bouncing back from a rough stretch. The Chicago White Sox closer also is adjusting after tipping pitches.

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. — Liam Hendriks was on the phone with his wife, Kristi, after a tough outing Saturday against the New York Yankees.

He surrendered a two-run homer to Joey Gallo two days after giving up a pair of two-run homers in the ninth against the Yankees in the Field of Dreams game in Dyersville, Iowa.

“She was like, ‘Yeah, you are tipping,’ ” Hendriks said Wednesday. “Having that conversation, I was like, ‘I hope it’s tipping because tipping is the easiest thing to fix.’ If it’s something mechanical, if it’s something else, those are the hard things to fix.