Chicago White Sox faced a tough series against the Los Angeles Angels, suffering two narrow losses. In the latest matchup, the Sox fell 3-2, a game marked by an extensive rain delay and a lack of offensive production. The Sox managed only six base runners in the previous loss and struggled to convert opportunities, demonstrating an alarming trend of offensive deficiencies.

Davis Martin started for the Sox, pitching six innings with two runs allowed, but the team's infield errors contributed to their struggles. Luis Robert Jr. showed promise with a leadoff homer, but the lineup as a whole failed to capitalize on scoring chances. The absence of consistent hitting raises concerns for the season ahead, prompting discussions about the team's prospects for improvement and potential adjustments in the lineup to increase offensive output.