Vargas' Grand Slam Sparks White Sox Victory

0:00It's March 31st. You're listening to MLB News today, AI-powered MLB coverage. Miguel Vargas turned his Miami homecoming into a straight-up explosion last night, smashing a grand slam that powered the White Sox to a 9-4. Victory over the Marlins at Lone Depot Park. The bases were juiced in the fourth, and he crushed a change up 402 feet to left for his first homemer of the year, putting Chicago up big, early. This win snapped the rough sweep by the Brewers, where the Sox got out scored 29-10, while Miami had just swept the Rockies. But Chicago's making noise now, hitting grand slams and back-to-back gains for the fourth time in team history, first since 2006. Vargas owned the night with six RBI's total, his best career game in the first six RBI outing for a White Sox player, since C.B. Zavala back in tune, 1021 against Cleveland. Getting home to Miami clearly lit a fire under him after a quiet start to the season. He kept pouring it on with an RBI single in the third, then a sacrifice fly in the sixth

1:04that scored Luis Angel Acunia. Austin Hayes chipped in a three-run shot earlier, his first of the year, building that four nothing lead. White Sox fans got to love this reset, especially with Vargas flexing like that in his backyard. Could be the spark they need heading forward.