Luis Castillo Strikes Out 10 as the Chicago White Sox Blank the Cincinnati Reds 5-0
Five Cincinnati relievers retired 18 of 19 batters faced as the Reds erased a four-run deficit and won in 10 innings.
- On Tuesday, the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago White Sox 5-4 in 10 innings at Rate Field before a sellout crowd of 38,113, erasing a four-run deficit.
- The Chicago White Sox built an early 4-0 lead with solo home runs from Brenton Doyle, Edgar Quero, and Miguel Vargas, plus an RBI double by Sam Antonacci in the fourth.
- Starter Sean Burke delivered seven innings of one-run ball, but Cincinnati rallied against the Chicago bullpen, with Tyler Stephenson hitting a game-tying two-run single.
- Matt McLain scored the go-ahead run in the 10th inning on Elly De La Cruz's sacrifice fly, while Chicago managed just one hit in its last 19 at-bats.
- With this loss, the first-place Chicago White Sox saw their American League Central lead shrink to 2.5 games over the Detroit Tigers heading into Thursday's series finale.
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Luis Castillo strikes out 10 as the Chicago White Sox blank the Cincinnati Reds 5-0
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Usa newsNo divine intervention for White Sox, who blow 4-run lead in loss to Reds
All the pope hats in the world couldn’t save the White Sox in a 5-4, 10-inning loss to the Reds on Tuesday.There was no divine intervention for an offense that had one hit in its last 19 at-bats. And perhaps other forces were at work in the game-turning eighth inning, when luck didn’t go the Sox’ way.However it happened, the Sox let a 4-0 lead get away, disappointing a sellout crowd of 38,113 that came out for a pope hat in honor of Pope Leo, a …
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