Pirates back Bubba Chandler with 18 hits in 9-3 victory over White Sox
The Pittsburgh Pirates secured an 18-hit victory over the Chicago White Sox with a score of 9-3 on Tuesday night. Rookie right-hander Bubba Chandler dominated the game, pitching six innings and striking out eight while walking none. He allowed a mere two runs and retired the first 12 Chicago batters. Rafael Flores Jr. led the charge with a home run, contributing to his three hits in the game.
Bryan Reynolds drove in two runs and scored twice, while Spencer Horwitz added three RBIs. The Pirates jumped to a 7-0 lead after just two innings, a lead they never relinquished. Spencer Horwitz and Rafael Flores Jr. each hit a double, contributing to the Pirates' five doubles on the night. Spencer Horwitz also delivered a sacrifice fly in the fifth inning.
Kyle Teel and Munetaka Murakami each hit a homer for the White Sox. Sean Burke, the White Sox's starter, gave up seven runs and eight hits, marking his career worst performance. The Pirates' seventh win in nine games highlights their strong recent form, coming after an 18-hit day that solidified their position in the AL Central.
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