White Sox Snap Skid, Win at Kauffman

0:00On April 10th, the Chicago White Sox finally snapped their 14-game losing streak at Kaufman Stadium, beating the Kansas City Royals in the opener of a four-game series. It was a dominant pitching performance that ended a skid tied for the longest and franchise history against any single-road opponent. Anthony K. took the mound and delivered five and two-thirds scoreless innings, striking out six while allowing just three hits. K. also ended his own personal win list route, picking up his first victory since June 24th, 2021, when he was with the blue. Jays. The lefty touched 98 miles per hour and kept the Royals off-balance with sharp, off-speed pitches. The bull pinned back to him up strong, with Grant Taylor, Jordan Leisure, and Seranthini Dominguez slamming the door. Royals skipper Matt Quattraro praised the White Sox staff for their high velocity and command, all nine innings. Many himself said, it felt great to set the tone and let the team finish strong.

1:00This win bumped the Sox the five and eight overall, halting a three-game slide. Offensively, the Sox scratched out two runs against starter Seth Lugo, who went six and one-third. Colson Montgomery doubled home a run in the fourth, and Luis Angel Acuna added a sacrifice fly in the seventh after a fielding error. Such play by second baseman, Chase Maydroff, stranded runners late. Tensions flared when K. Plunked Jacques C. Ask Callyan-owned, leading to some stairs, but the Sox stood their ground. It's a shift in momentum at a park that's haunted them before, and now they carry this vibe into the rest of the series. That's the story for today, MLB News Today, driven by AI. I'm Cory with the story.