The Chicago White Sox once again lost a game where they had the lead, losing 7-2 to the Milwaukee Brewers. The pitching staff was a bit of a disaster on Tuesday, walking 10 batters compared to nine strikeouts. Sure, two walks were intentional, but that is simply way too many free passes either way. The fact that the South Siders left six runners on base and had only four hits also did not help their cause.
Lately, the White Sox have been really into using an opener to start games rather than heavily relying on a starting pitcher — especially while Marín Pérez is (and will remain) on the IL.