The Boston Red Sox defeated the struggling Chicago White Sox 7-5 on Saturday, with Tyler O’Neill hitting two home runs, pushing Chicago to its 111th loss of the season. O’Neill's performance also included three RBIs and three runs scored, revitalizing a Red Sox offense that had been stagnant. The White Sox, now at a dismal 32-111, are close to breaking the record for most losses in modern MLB history, trailing by nine losses to match the 1962 Mets. The victory marked Boston's second straight win after ending a five-game losing streak, keeping their hopes alive for an American League wild card spot, currently four games behind Minnesota. Trevor Story made his comeback from injury, contributing with an RBI single. Meanwhile, the White Sox's Garrett Crochet continued his winless streak, dropping to 0-6 in his last 15 starts.