The White Sox fell hard in a 6-4 loss, as starter Anthony Kay struggled through just 4.2 innings, surrendering five runs — his second straight short outing that’s forcing the bullpen to carry the load. The offense looked promising early, thanks to Munetaka Murakami’s two-run homer and Colson Montgomery’s blast, giving them a 3-0 lead in the first. But they couldn’t keep the momentum alive, scoring just one more run and leaving runners stranded, which ultimately cost them the game. Trevor Richards and Sean Newcomb pitched solidly out of the pen, but it wasn’t enough. With the series on the line, the White Sox need a breakout performance against Twins’ Bailey Ober if they want to avoid going home empty-handed.
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