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A rebuilding team that must sustain every promising week before anyone trusts it.

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Chicago lost 2-0 to Pittsburgh after Jared Jones allowed one hit over seven scoreless innings and the White Sox managed two hits.

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  1. Pirates 2, White Sox 0: Jones and Cruz kept it brutally simple

    Jared Jones allowed one hit over seven scoreless innings, and Oneil Cruz supplied both runs as Pittsburgh shut out Chicago.

  2. Rangers 11, White Sox 2: Texas made Rate Field a hitting drill

    Corey Seager collected three hits and three RBIs as Texas piled up 14 hits and beat Chicago 11-2 at Rate Field.

  3. Reds 9, White Sox 8: The four-run fourth became a dare

    Cincinnati built a four-run fourth, then survived Chicago's late pressure in an eight-run game that refused to become comfortable.

  4. White Sox 5, Reds 0: Castillo made the shutout feel inevitable

    Chicago shut out Cincinnati behind seven scoreless innings from Luis Castillo and home runs from Chase Meidroth and Drew Romo.

  5. Red Sox 4, White Sox 0: Gray made the night small

    Sonny Gray threw six scoreless innings and Boston turned four runs into a shutout win over Chicago, keeping the game from growing teeth.

  6. Red Sox 14, White Sox 2: A six-run first set the tone

    Boston beat Chicago 14-2 after a six-run first inning and a second six-run burst in the sixth made the game a two-act demolition.

  7. White Sox 2, Yankees 1: Chicago found one more run in 11 innings

    Chicago beat New York 2-1 in 11 innings after both teams finished with six hits and the White Sox won the final usable possession.

  8. Yankees 9, White Sox 5: Every answer grew louder

    The Yankees erased a 3-0 deficit, reclaimed the lead twice and pulled away on Ali Sanchez's three-run homer in a 9-5 win.

  9. Rangers 10, White Sox 0: Rocker and 18 hits erased the debate

    Kumar Rocker allowed one hit in six scoreless innings and Texas outhit Chicago 18-3 in a 10-0 win.

  10. White Sox 10, Rangers 3: Chicago owned the fifth and ninth

    Chicago scored three runs in the fifth and five in the ninth, turning a close game into a 10-3 win over Texas.

  11. White Sox 3, Blue Jays 0: Chicago returned the shutout with interest

    Sean Burke threw 6 2/3 scoreless innings as the White Sox beat Toronto 3-0 one day after losing the same matchup 1-0.

  12. Blue Jays 1, White Sox 0: Bieber made one run enough

    Shane Bieber and three Toronto relievers combined on a four-hit shutout, preserving George Springer's fourth-inning RBI single.

  13. White Sox 12, Blue Jays 4: Two Montgomerys broke the game open

    Braden and Colson Montgomery combined for seven RBIs as the White Sox beat Toronto 12-4 and extended their winning streak to four.