Tristan Peters stars as the White Sox beat Jacob deGrom and the Rangers 11-7

On Tuesday night, the Chicago White Sox defeated the Texas Rangers 11-7 in a close game. White Sox outfielder Tristan Peters played a key role in the victory. During the first inning, Peters delivered a two-run double off Texas pitcher Jacob deGrom, setting the stage for the White Sox's dominant first half. Peters also contributed an extra base hit in the sixth inning, extending his career-high four-game homer streak.

The White Sox's offense was led by Peters, who accounted for 14 of the team's hits and two walks. Brenton Doyle added more support with two hits and two RBIs, while Jake Burger, Danny Jansen, and Justin Foscue each hit a home run for Texas. The Rangers' effort was hindered by Grant Taylor's save in the ninth inning, which kept the White Sox in the lead.

deGrom, who has struggled with early-inning runs this season, allowed eight runs and six hits over 3 2/3 innings. His performance marked his eighth save of the season, while White Sox reliever Bryan Hudson recorded four outs in the win. Texas' series finale against the White Sox is scheduled for Wednesday night, with MacKenzie Gore scheduled to start for Texas and Sean Burke to pitch for Chicago.