Boston crushed the White Sox 14-2 in a brutal blowout, with Davis Martin taking the loss after surrendering three homers and nine runs in just over five innings. The Red Sox exploded for six runs in the first inning, capped by Caleb Durbin’s grand slam, and kept pounding away with multiple homers from Wilyer Abreu. Despite being swept by Boston back in July and now falling to a staggering 15-2 in that series, the White Sox still hold a three-game division lead — but manager Will Venable called it a “pretty good spanking.” Martin hinted at possible pitch-tipping issues, while Chicago’s offense went just 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position. Even when they brought in rookie reliever Erick Fedde, Boston kept adding runs. The White Sox need answers fast if they want to keep their divisional edge.
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