Sox's Montgomery Shines, Offense Wakes Up

0:00On March 29th, Chicago White Sox dropped a tough 9-7 decision to the Milwaukee Brewers, staying 0-3 on the young 20-26. Season. They led late but couldn't hold it, thanks to a pinch hit three-run homer from Christian Yellich that flipped the score in the eighth. Coleson Montgomery stole the show for the socks, smashing a grand slam in the third his first homer of the year, and adding an RBI single right after two. Push the lead to 6-2. The kid also drew a walk in Flash Gold Glove defense at shortstop, driving in five of Chicago's seven runs after a quiet start to the series. The bats finally woke up two, ripping nine hits including three long balls, with Emerson Pereira crushing a 403-foot homer and grabbing two knocks. Starter Anthony K looks sharp in his socks debut, surrendering just two earned runs and three hits over his outing, settling in after a shaky first. Frame. On the flip side, that bullpen imploded again, coughing up 19 of the team's 29 runs allowed through three games. Seranthini Dominguez couldn't

1:06escape a jam in the eighth, and Yellich made them pay big time after some earlier damage from Chris Murphy. Early days mean plenty of tweaks ahead, especially with fresh arms waiting in the wings, but harnessing this young offense against the Marlins could. Turn the tide quick. That's the story for today. MLB News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.