Murakami HR, Peters, Meidroth each knock in 2 runs as White Sox top Guardians to end 4-game skid

Chicago's White Sox defeated Cleveland's Guardians 6-3, marking a significant improvement after a four-game losing streak. Three White Sox players, Munetaka Murakami, Tristan Peters, and Chase Meidroth, contributed significantly with their performance.

Murakami hit a home run, adding to his team-leading tally of 26 homers. Peters and Meidroth each drove in two runs, helping the White Sox to a five-run sixth inning. Braden Montgomery also played a crucial role by singling in a run in the eighth inning.

Cleveland's Rhys Hoskins led the offense with two hits, including a two-run homer. Angel Genao contributed with a home run in the seventh inning and a single in the same game. Anthony Kay pitched a solid game, allowing two runs on six hits in six innings and striking out four, while Grant Taylor delivered a save in the ninth inning. The White Sox starters kept the scoreless duel going through five innings.