White Sox Suffer Fifth Consecutive Loss to Red Sox, 10-3

The Chicago White Sox continued their struggles with a 10-3 loss to the Boston Red Sox, marking their fifth consecutive defeat and extending their winless streak on the road. Boston's offense dominated, with Trevor Story hitting two three-run home runs and Ceddanne Rafaela and Carlos Narváez also adding homers. Chicago's pitching faltered again, as starter Martín Pérez exited early with forearm tightness, and the bullpen gave up additional runs. Offensively, the White Sox remained ineffective, going just 2-for-25 with runners in scoring position over their last four games and showing little power. Andrew Benintendi provided a rare highlight with a solo homer against his former team, but the White Sox have now been outscored 34-7 over their last five games. The two teams are set for a pitching rematch between Garrett Crochet and Shane Smith, with Chicago hoping to break their skid.