“If he felt like he didn’t have much left, then that’s something I should have recognized,” Sox manager Tony La Russa said. “But I was watching him throw the ball and the one walk, the leadoff, was not good. But then he got the outs and then he faced Ramos, who he had gotten out: (second)-pitch fastball double and then first-pitch home run.
Chicago White Sox winning streak ends at 4 games with a 5-2 loss despite 5 Detroit Tigers errors
