Better Late than Never

Well, the White Sox finally got around to DFAing Josh Rojas, he of the .180 BA in 189 at-bats. Maybe next, GM Chris Getz will clean house with the pitching staff. Nothing says “loss” like Aaron Civale walking two Twins before giving up a grand slam with two outs in the fourth inning to Royce Lewis or Brandon Eisert allowing two runs in an inning of “work.” Twins 9 Sox 7. The good news, I guess, is the hitting returned. Kyle Teel went 2-for-4 with an RBI and run scored while Lenyn Sosa had two hits and two RBIs, as did Colson Montgomery, who scored two runs on a double and two-run homer. So goes Montgomery, so goes the rebuild. That and the pitching.