White Sox Rookies Power Past A's

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome in. This is MLB News today, where baseball meets AI. Chicago White Sox took down the Oakland Athletics 7-4 on Sunday, powered by four home runs and a gem from rookie Noah Schultz. The 22-year-old left the earn his first big league win, tossing five innings with just one hit, six strikeouts, and one walk, despite a solo. Shot early. Schultz settled in after that, while the Sox bats exploded off Jeffrey Springs. Miguel Vargas crushed two homers, including one in the second, and Derrick Hill nashed his first career blast right before. Rookie Munnetaka Murakami added a 4-25-foot bomb in the fifth, his third of the series, for an eight on the year. Murakami's already outpacing any Japanese-born player for homers in their first 22 games, fresh off his first Grand Slam Friday, in a 9-2. Rout. Springs, who entered with a 1.46 ERA, got shelled for seven runs on nine hits, spiking his mark to 3.34.

1:00The A's clawed back in the seventh, with Zach G-Lawff's two-run double, and a wild pitch that plated him, pulling within three. But Chicago's bullpen locked it down, Brian Hudson in the eighth, Seraphini Dominguez nagging his fourth save with a fly out in the ninth. Both squads hit the road next, Athletic Sin JT. Gin to Seattle Monday against Emerson Hancock, while White Sox Rookie Shawn Burke faces Arizona's Merrill Kelly Tuesday. Sox Rookie's keep delivering fireworks.