White Sox's Late Rally Falls Short in Extra Innings Against Angels

In a game that stretched into 13 innings, the Chicago White Sox faced a challenging defeat against the Los Angeles Angels with a final score of 3-4. The White Sox, now standing at 36-117, struggled to capitalize on their opportunities throughout the game, while the Angels improved their record to 62-90.

Key Moments and Performances

The White Sox's offense had difficulty gaining momentum against the Angels' pitching staff. Despite managing six hits over 41 at-bats, they ended with a batting average of .146 for the game. Their efforts were highlighted by a solo home run that contributed to one of their three runs scored during this extended contest. However, with only one hit in thirteen chances with runners in scoring position and leaving eleven men on base, missed opportunities were a recurring theme.

On the pitching side, the White Sox bullpen showed resilience through most of the game after taking over from their starter who pitched three innings allowing just one hit and maintaining an ERA of 0.0. The relievers combined for an ERA of .964 across 9.1 innings pitched but couldn't prevent four runs from crossing the plate in critical moments late in the game.

Andrew Vaughn stood out among his teammates by hitting a home run and driving in one run, showcasing his power potential even amidst team struggles. Dominic Fletcher also made notable contributions with his .333 batting average and reaching base half of his plate appearances.

Looking Ahead

The Chicago White Sox will aim to bounce back as they travel to face off against San Diego Padres at PETCO Park on September 20th at 9:40 PM EDT. Fans can catch all the action live on NBCS-CHI as both teams look to finish their seasons strong.