Antonacci's Inside-the-Park HR, White Sox Offense Scorches

0:00It's April 22nd. From daily matchups to big moments, this is MLB News today, powered by AI. Sam Antonacci just etched his name in White Sox lore with his first big leak home run, and inside the part job that had everyone buzzing. In the series opener against the Arizona Diamondbacks, the White Sox were already up 8-2 heading into the top of the ninth. The 23-year-old infielder ripped a sinker down the third-base line, and chaos ensued as the ball kicked into foul territory. A ball person touched it briefly, fooling Diamondbacks' fielder, Lordeys Gurryel Jr. into stopping his chase for what looked like interference. But Umslette ride his fare, no call made, Antonacci hustled all the way home, while Gurryel figured it out too late. Replay later confirmed it probably should have been interference, stranding Antonacci at 2nd or 3rd, but rules meant no challenge. The Black Spans lost it online, calling it a total robbery, while White Sox supporters

1:00erupted in joy. Antonacci's non-stop motor shone through, even with the game in hand, he didn't jog, he sprinted. This kid's been a highlight machine, starring for Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic with bombs and steels. Earlier that inning, Antonacci sparked the rally with a gap double at 99 mph, driving in a run. The Sox offense exploded for 14 hits, four homers including back-to-back-to-back jacks, and every batter reached base in their 8-3 win. White Sox bats of scorching now, with 28 homers on the year, 6th in baseball, and 14 in their last 5 games alone. Munataka Murakami's mashing in every contest. Can this young squad keep the momentum against Arizona's Eduardo Rodriguez tomorrow? They're showing real promise.