Peters Extends Hot Streak
Tristan Peters continued his remarkable offensive surge, driving in two runs in a 10-4 victory for the Chicago White Sox over the Texas Rangers at Rate Field. The White Sox, who improved to a 70-63 record, capitalized on a five-hit performance to secure the win, while the Rangers fell to 66-68.
The game featured three total home runs, all of which contributed significantly to the final margin.
Early Offense Sets Tone
The Rangers struck first in the bottom of the second inning. B. Montgomery doubled to right, allowing Meidroth to score. Shortly after, Doyle singled to left, scoring Montgomery.
Chicago responded in the top of the third when Pederson hit a 394-foot home run to right center, bringing in Freeman to tie the game at two. In the fourth, the Rangers took a 4-2 lead on singles by Vargas and Antonacci, which drove in Peters and a runner respectively.
Peters then extended his hitting streak with a 362-foot homer to right in the fifth, scoring Rogers to make it 6-2.


