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Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians used total of 15 pitchers to get to Game 5

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The Cleveland Guardians and Chicago White Sox pushed their pitching staffs to the limit during Game 4 of the ALDS, resulting in a grueling Game 5 on Saturday, October 10. Both teams will likely face a challenging comeback on Monday, October 12, when they'll face each other in the ALCS. The Rays, who swept the New York Yankees on Wednesday, October 7, can now take a breather while the other two teams engage in another intense battle.

The White Sox, who had a stellar regular season, were unable to overcome the Guardians in their series and will now face the Rays in the next round. The decision to prolong these games was driven by desperation and lack of experience, ultimately causing significant fatigue among the pitchers.

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