Luis Castillo delivered a dominant bounce-back performance, striking out ten batters over seven innings while allowing just one hit and two walks to shut down the Reds and earn his first win with the White Sox. Backed by a strong offense featuring home runs from Meidroth and Romo, plus three hits from Antonacci, the team rallied after losing a lead the night before. Castillo, who began his career with the Reds in 2017, made it personal with a stellar outing, while the defense made key plays to keep Cincinnati scoreless. The bullpen closed it out with a two-hitter from Smith and Brazobán, and rookie Murakami extended his streak of reaching base to 27 games. The White Sox look poised to keep rolling as they face Reds’ Andrew Abbott in the series finale, with Davis Martin on the mound for Chicago.
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