White Sox Steal the Show in Late Innings as Mariners Get 1 in the Eighth

The Chicago White Sox left Peoria Sports Complex with a 9-7 record and a 5-1 result over the Mariners, who moved to 4-10 at 3:10 PM CDT.

First inning

The Sox opened with 0 runs and the Mariners also posted 0 while Seattle logged 1 hit.

Second inning

The White Sox added another quiet frame on the scoreboard despite 1 hit, and the Mariners matched with 0 runs while collecting 1 hit.

Third inning

The South Siders again came up empty with 1 hit, and the Mariners went hitless and scoreless in the inning.

Fourth inning

The Sox were held to 0 runs and 0 hits, and Seattle committed 2 errors in a scoreless inning.

Fifth inning

The White Sox broke through with 1 run on 2 hits, and the Mariners were kept at 0 runs while recording 1 hit.

Sixth inning

The Sox did not score but added 1 hit, and the Mariners also stayed at 0 runs with 1 hit.

Seventh inning

The White Sox created separation with 2 runs on 3 hits, and the Mariners stayed at 0 runs while adding 1 hit in the frame.

Eighth inning

The Sox tacked on 2 runs on 2 hits while the club finished with 4 stolen bases on the day, and the Mariners scored their only run on 1 hit in the bottom half.

Ninth inning

The White Sox finished the top half without a run, and the Mariners ended with 7 hits and 0 errors as the game closed in the bottom of the inning.

White Sox post-match stats showed 10 hits, 2 errors, and an on-base percentage of 0.395, while the pitching staff logged a 1.00 earned run average with a 1.11 walks plus hits per inning.

Andrew Benintendi’s previous-game line included a .500 average with 2 runs batted in and a 1.000 on-base plus slugging mark, and Chase Meidroth’s previous-game on-base percentage finished at 0.750.

Davis Martin’s previous-game pitching line featured a 0.00 earned run average with a 0.67 walks plus hits per inning, and Grant Taylor’s previous-game earned run average also sat at 0.00.

For a White Sox vs Mariners full match report, the recap centered on a 4-run push across the seventh and eighth innings, and a White Sox vs Mariners scoreline review also reflected the Sox allowing 1 earned run.

The game-changing plays White Sox vs Mariners included the Sox producing 4 hits across the seventh and eighth while the Mariners were limited to 1 run total.

The White Sox next game is scheduled for 4:05 PM EDT on 2026-03-08 at Camelback Ranch in Phoenix, Arizona, and the broadcast is listed on CWS Video.

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