White Sox Extend Season-High Win Streak with 4-2 Victory over Slumping Reds

The Chicago White Sox have enjoyed one of their best stretches since their 2021 season, winning four of their last five games. Their recent 4-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds was marked by several milestones, including Davis Martin's career-long 6 2/3 innings pitched and rookie Mike Vasil recording his first MLB save. Martin's effective pitching, mixing fastballs, sliders, and sinkers, helped limit the Reds to just seven hits and one run, contributing to the Sox's first road series win of the season and their second consecutive series win overall. The Reds, struggling offensively with only three runs scored over their last three games, have now lost nine of 11 games and five straight series. The White Sox's improved performance has been characterized by a focus on day-to-day progress and executing key plays, as noted by manager Will Venable and players like Martin. Looking ahead, Bryse Wilson is set to start for Chicago in the series finale, aiming to continue the team's positive momentum.