White Sox beat Rangers, 11-7, for a chaotic win
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What was the overall outcome of the White Sox vs. Rangers game?
Pyöreät päivät on hyvä syy palloilla. Uutta ilmettä ja hyvää tuulta Kauppakeskus Jumpossa. Se on paikka tarjouksia pallollaan. Pyöreät päivät sunnuntaihin asti. Tulet, tule!
Rahimi and Grody. Appreciate all the flowery comments there. Middays ten a.m. to two on the score.
Score, score. Taylor's one-o. Up the middle on a high bouncer. A step on second ends the ball game. A hard-fought night for the White Sox. They stayed ahead from the get-go and seal up an 11-7 winner.
Yeah, that was awesome. You know, right from the get-go, really good energy from the guys. We've seen it ev every day this year, regardless of yesterday's results. These guys come with great energy. Uh see there were some really good at bats there in the first inning. Not a not a ha lot of hard contact, uh zero hard contact, uh, but just some really good at bats and throwing some things together.
Yep, that is White Sox manager Will Venable right there. This is Rahemian Grody, 104-3, the score. As you may recall, on Monday, the Rangers pummeled the White Sox. That's right, I'm going pummeled. 11-2 was the final score. And then last night, the White Sox go and score six runs in the first against Jacob DeGrom and end up holding on, I would say, to beat the Rangers. Rangers 1127. Want to give shout outs to our producers on the other side of the glass, everybody. Ray Diaz and Tyler Buterbaugh. Hello to Brandon Fryer as well. He helps out every single day. And it's just good to see Brandon Fryer back in the hallways because the place ain't the same without Brandon Fryer.
How did the White Sox build an early lead in the first inning?
Connor O'Donnell is here like he always is. Also, Max Curtis and Jacob Stutz are absolutely. Absolutely excellent in these hallways too. There have been construction workers walking around on stilts in our hallways today. What a tr what a treat that is.
And he just looks at us like we're we're the ones who are weird. Uh
we're small.
Sir, you are walking around on stilts like it is not a thing. Like I this is the skill that is great this is the biggest skill set at the score. It's just him walking and doing things on the stilts. It's not like he's just walking on the stilts. He's performing work activities, manual labor on the stilts.
And I'm sure that there are construction workers listening right now who are like, Yeah, that's like a normal thing. Like if you have to do work with the ceiling and you need to be a little bit taller, you're gonna need some some stilts. What I would prefer is I would prefer a pogo stick. Could you see me bouncing around in these hallways on a pogo stick?
No, I think you'd fall down. The guy in the stilts is amazing. Yeah.
Yeah, he is. They're no, they're do all these guys. Shout out to all the construction workers who have been uh working on our building here for quite some time now in the mighty prudential. Can't wait till it's all done and all set. But we're living in our little little house on the prairie studio here at 1043, the score. But my goodness, that first inning for the White Sox was delightful because it was the bumbling Texas Rangers and making mistakes really in their first at bat and then even on defense. Defense and then just seeing the White Sox. Sometimes you just got a nickel and dime. There weren't hard hit balls. There was Tristan Peters and Brenton Doyle each with two run hits. And my goodness has trees Tristan Peters been on fire as of late.
Banana bat. Banana bat. Banana bat. I do love look, I love the thump. I love a good grand slam by Ian Hap or whomever. Uh Ian Hap with another three-run homer last night, by the way. Oh yeah. Sorry we Sorry we breezed past that. Happer. Uh but sometimes Layla, I love just a good old fashioned keep the line moving, and that's what the White Sox did in the first last.
Oh, the White Sox know how to death by a thousand cuts Jacob de Grom. Yeah. If you'll recall, this happened earlier in the season. This happened the last time when they were in Texas. They were able to do the same thing. That was in July. That was last month. They made him last only four and two thirds, and he gave up five earned runs in that one.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What was the overall outcome of the White Sox vs. Rangers game?
0:01–1:44
2
How did the White Sox build an early lead in the first inning?
1:44–8:02
3
Why did the hosts call Jacob de Grom a “killer” for the Sox?
8:02–10:18
4
What key hits and players fueled the Sox’s offense?
10:18–15:24
5
How is rookie pitcher Hagen Smith performing and what are his challenges?
15:24–17:20
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