A's Stun White Sox in 11 Innings, Wilson Shines

0:00It's April 19. This is California News Today, your AI-powered local news. The Oakland Athletics snagged a wild 7-6 victory over the Chicago White Sox in 11 innings on Saturday thanks to Max Muncie's clutch. Sacrifice fly that plated Jacob Wilson from 3rd. Chicago exploded for five runs in the second, with Coleson Montgomery's Homer right off the bat, Reese McGuire's RBI single, and Andrew Ben and Tindy's. The rerun blast, but the A's fired right back with Wilson's Homer, and more rallies to stay close. The White Sox pushed ahead again, a Munitaka Murakami solo shot in the seventh, only for Nick Kurtz to nod it up at six all, with a monster 2 run. Homer clocked at 115.3 miles per hour exit-vello. Jack Perkins earned the win with two and a third clean innings, striking out three, while Chicago left 14 runners on base and win just three. For 17 with men in scoring position, loading the bases in the ninth, but coming up empty.

1:01Wilson had two hits in two run scored, Kurtz added two RBI's and three walks, and now the A's host left the Jeffrey Springs against Chicago's Noah. Schultz and tomorrow's rubber match to wrap the series.