White Sox Take Down Dodgers 6-4 with Explosive 6-Run 6th Inning

On Sunday, the Chicago White Sox managed to take down the Los Angeles Dodgers with a score of 6-4.

Colson Montgomery, Sam Antonacci, and Chase Meidroth each hit a home run in the sixth inning, paving the way for their team's victory.

Montgomery added a double to his score, while Andrew Benintendi finished with two hits, contributing to the White Sox's eighth straight series win at home.

The White Sox are now tied with the Cleveland team in the AL Central, with a current standing of 38-32.

Freddie Freeman and Mookie Betts hit solo home runs for the Dodgers, with Alex Freeland securing two RBIs for the team.

Erick Fedde secured the win for the White Sox, while Seranthony Dominguez allowed one run in the ninth inning but managed to strike out Freddie Freeman with two men on, earning his 12th save.

The game was quite intense, with the White Sox initially trailing 1-0 before hitting six consecutive hits in the sixth inning.

Antonacci kicked off the sixth inning with a solo shot, tying the game and setting the stage for the White Sox's subsequent wins.

After Montgomery's 17th home run, the White Sox were in the lead with a score of 4-1, further solidified by Meidroth's home run, which pushed their lead to 6-1.

Emmet Sheehan, the Dodgers' starter, allowed three runs and four hits, striking out eight in five-plus innings.

The White Sox opened with two left-handers for the first 3 1/3 innings, facing off against a Dodgers lineup with six left-handed batters.

Bryan Hudson and Sean Newcomb pitched the first few innings, with Erick Fedde taking over in the fourth.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts was not present at the game, attending his daughter's college graduation instead.

The Dodgers will face the Tampa Bay team on Monday, while the White Sox will play against the Yankees on Tuesday.