Peters Powers White Sox Past Rangers | MLB News

Tristan Peters turned Tuesday night into his personal highlight reel, smashing a two-run double to ignite a six-run first inning and later launching a solo homer to extend his career-best four-game home run streak. With three hits and two walks, he was the one-man wrecking crew powering Chicago’s 11-7 victory over Texas. The White Sox, now 3-3 on their homestand, bounced back from a shutout loss the night before, while Jacob deGrom’s rough outing—eight earned runs in under four innings—left the Rangers reeling and snapping their winning streak. Despite late rallies fueled by homers from Burger, Jansen, and Foscue, Grant Taylor locked it down for his eighth save. The Sox remain atop the AL Central, showing resilience against tough competition as they look to close out the series tonight.

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