White Sox Pitch Combined One-Hitter to Top Nationals 8-0 in Season Finale
White Sox Pitch Combined One-Hitter to Top Nationals 8-0 in Season Finale

White Sox Pitch Combined One-Hitter to Top Nationals 8-0 in Season Finale

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In the final game of the 2025 MLB season, Chicago White Sox pitcher Shane Smith nearly pitched a perfect game against the Washington Nationals, retiring the first 16 batters before Brady House broke it up with a single in the sixth inning. Smith, a rookie and Rule 5 draft selection, finished with a one-hitter and eight strikeouts, earning praise from manager Will Venable for his performance and development throughout the year. The White Sox won the game 8-0, with key contributions from Miguel Vargas, Dominic Fletcher, and Brooks Baldwin, helping the team close the season with a 60-102 record. Earlier in the series, both teams experienced strong offensive displays, including a high-scoring game on September 26 where the White Sox won 10-9 after a late rally. Nationals pitcher Jake Irvin and White Sox starter Sean Burke, both struggling in the season, faced off in the penultimate game, with Irvin reflecting on the importance of enjoying the game despite recent setbacks. The season finale was marked by a rain delay but showcased the emerging talent and resilience of both teams.

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