White Sox Hit Three-Run Homer, Win 4-1

0:00It's April 24th. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where baseball meets AI. Chicago White Sox pulled off a clutch, four to one victory over the Arizona Diamond Backs last Thursday, thanks to Andrew Benin-Tendy's massive three run. Homer and the Ninth that broke a tie and sealed their third win in four games. The Ninth started tight at one all when Chase Maydroth walked on four pitches, advanced on a sacrifice, and Edgar Cuero drew another free pass. Bending the stage for Benin-Tendy to crush a two-two fastball, four hundred and ten feet into the pool area for a second dinger this year. Grant Taylor earned his first win by shutting down Arizona late, stranding runners and pitching one in two-thirds scoreless innings, while Saranthony. Dominguez closed it perfect in the ninth for his fifth save. White Sox stardered Davis Martin, allowed just one run over six and one-third innings, and they took two of three from Arizona, who dropped their first. The series, since opening day against the Dodgers.

1:00Shrieks mixed it up too, with Munitaka Murakami's five-game Homer run ending, and Il Demaro Vargas pushing his hit streak to 21 games, as Chicago built quiet momentum heading into the next series.