In what should’ve been a competitive outing against the Rangers bullpen, the White Sox could only muster up six hits and one run in a pathetic showing in a 3-1 loss.
The White Sox were retired in order to start the first, and then gave up back-to-back singles. Corey Seager provided a sac fly RBI to put Texas on the board first. The top of the second was the same, and Jake Burger singled to start the bottom of the frame, but he was stranded.
Wheeling and dealing, Shawn Armstrong managed four straight strikeouts, stunning an aggressive lineup with no punch.