White Sox's Fourth Inning Spark Not Enough Against Yankees at Yankee Stadium

First Inning

In a game that saw the New York Yankees improve their record to 91-68, while the Chicago White Sox fell to 58-101, the Yankees emerged victorious with a final score of 5-3. The game took place under the lights at Yankee Stadium, drawing an attendance of 38,545 fans.

Second Inning

The White Sox managed to get on the board in the second inning. Curtis Mead contributed with a hit that helped bring in one run for the South Siders. Despite this early effort, they were unable to capitalize further as they left two runners on base by inning's end.

Fourth Inning

The fourth inning was pivotal for Chicago as Michael A. Taylor delivered a powerful home run that brought in two runs and briefly put them ahead. This momentary lead showcased Taylor's ability to perform under pressure and provided hope for White Sox fans.

Fifth Inning

However, the momentum shifted back to New York during their fifth inning rally where they scored three runs off three hits. The Yanks' offensive burst was too much for Chicago’s pitching staff led by Davis Martin who struggled with control issues throughout his outing.

Seventh Inning

New York added another run in the seventh inning which extended their lead further and solidified their position in front of an enthusiastic home crowd. Meanwhile, Tyler Gilbert from Chicago attempted damage control but faced challenges against an aggressive Bronx Bombers lineup.

Final Innings

Despite efforts from players like Miguel Vargas who maintained solid defensive plays without errors and Korey Lee’s consistent presence behind home plate, it wasn't enough for Chicago to mount another comeback before reaching full-time result status.

As we look forward beyond this matchup between these storied franchises - known collectively as "White Sox vs Yankees final score" - attention now turns towards upcoming games where both teams will seek redemption or continuation of form respectively based upon recent performances seen here tonight at Yankee Stadium!

Fans can catch future action when South Siders face Washington Nationals next Saturday evening (September 26th) starting around approximately quarter-to-seven Eastern Time live via MASN2 broadcast network coverage direct from Nationals Park located within DC area limits! Share your thoughts about this intense showdown using #WhiteSoxYankeesRecap across social media platforms today!