Detroit — This game went crooked right out of the gate.
The top of the first inning ended with your basic two-run sacrifice fly/double play.
Say what again?
Yep. The White Sox, who beat the Tigers, 6-3, Tuesday at Comerica Park, scored twice on an inning-ending sacrifice fly that turned into an 8-6-3-4-6 double-play.
It went like this:
The White Sox, already up 1-0, had the bases loaded with one out against starter Blaine Hardy. Kevan Smith flew out to Victor Reyes in center field. Jose Abreu tagged from third and scored easily.