Tristan Peters hits grand slam in the White Sox's 22-1 romp over the Royals
- The Chicago White Sox routed the Kansas City Royals 22-1 on Friday at Rate Field, with a devastating 10-run third inning powering the lopsided victory and setting season highs for runs and margin of victory.
- Royals opener Steven Cruz was replaced in the second inning, and pitcher Mitch Spence surrendered ten runs during the third frame before being removed from the game.
- Tristan Peters hit a grand slam and tallied six RBIs, while Miguel Vargas added his 18th home run and Jacob Gonzalez also homered, matching Chicago's highest scoring output since a 22-13 win in 1970.
- Marking their fifth consecutive victory against Kansas City, the White Sox improved their home record to 27-13 at Rate Field, tying them with Tampa Bay for the best in MLB.
- Saturday's matchup features Royals RHP Michael Wacha against White Sox RHP Davis Martin , as the teams return to Rate Field.
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White Sox put up most runs since 1970 in stunning demolition of rival Kansas City Royals – Democratic Accent
The best story in baseball added a new chapter this week. The Chicago White Sox, a team many left for dead at the start of the year, embarrassed the Kansas City Royals Friday night, 22-1. That’s right. 22-1. Twenty-two! The drubbing moved the Sox to 42-38 on the season, and kept them in sole possession of first place in the AL Central. Yes, the White Sox are in first place as we near the All-Star break. The same team that, just one year ago, fin…
MLB roundup: White Sox pound out 23 hits for 22 runs, crush Royals
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White Sox work to continue roll after Royals played ‘one of the worst games’
The Chicago White Sox, after regaining the top spot in the American League Central on Friday night, will look to win a franchise-record 10th straight home series on Saturday afternoon. However, it will be hard to top the series opener against the Kansas City Royals. Chicago crafted a 10-run third inning that lasted nearly 26
MLB roundup: White Sox pound out 23 hits for 22 runs, crush Royals - Regional Media News
Miguel Vargas and Jacob Gonzalez each hit three-run homers in an epic, 10-run third inning, Chicago's best this season, and the White Sox demolished the visiting Kansas City Royals 22-1 on Friday night. Tristan Peters popped a grand slam and posted six RBIs, and Kyle Teel (three RBIs) and Andrew Benintendi also went deep. Chase Meidroth had four hits, while Gonzalez and Vargas had three hits and five RBIs apiece. Sam Antonacci notched three hits…
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