White Sox 13, Tigers 0 — and it wasn’t even that close

José Abreu set up a nice little tent to keep cool, — and after four hits, probably should do so every game.Yes, it was hot in Detroit: 105-degree heat index. Yes, the White Sox were even hotter, with season highs of 22 hits and 13 runs. And most of those were before the Tigers position players took to the mound.

Five of those hits were by the previously-slumping Yoán Moncada, who started things off with a three-run homer after Alex Faedo, whose usual control was just a rumor today, hit AJ Pollock with his first pitch and walked Josá Abreu.

Yoán was finally a happy camper (well, Jose was the actual camper, but we needed a cliché here).

After a quiet second inning, the White Sox peeled off four…