White Sox Walk Off in 10th, Sweep Angels
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CHICAGO. The Chicago White Sox defeated the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 in 10 innings Wednesday after rookie Sam Antonacci hit a tying triple with two outs in the ninth and Colson Montgomery delivered a winning single in the 10th, completing a three-game sweep at the White Sox home game.
The Angels dropped their sixth straight game and fell to a 12-20 record; starter Yusei Kikuchi left after two innings with left shoulder tightness and a noted fastball velocity decrease from 94.9 mph to 92.8 mph. Seranthony Domínguez recorded a perfect 10th inning and Montgomery notched his first major-league walk-off hit.
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Timeline
- 1. Prior season: Yusei Kikuchi was an All-Star last season (contextual background).
- 2. Early in current season the Angels fall into a prolonged slump, reaching 12-20.
- 3. Wednesday game: Miguel Vargas RBI in the third and Mike Trout homer in fourth tied the game.
- 4. Ninth inning: Sam Antonacci hit a tying triple with two outs; game went to extras.
- 5. Tenth inning: Colson Montgomery hit a walk-off single; Seranthony Domínguez pitched a perfect 10th; Kikuchi exited with shoulder tightness.
Why it matters
The White Sox's victory shows the team's resilience and potential this season. If you're a fan, it's a thrilling time to follow their journey. If you're into sports betting, keep an eye on rookie Sam Antonacci and Colson Montgomery's performance.
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