The game was tied 2-2 entering the 11th inning when New York erupted for three runs to take a 5-2 lead. Cody Bellinger delivered a go-ahead single, Jazz Chisholm doubled in a run and Anthony Volpe added an RBI double. The Yankees had only three hits before the 11th and matched that total in the extra frame. Camilo Doval recorded two groundouts and a strikeout to secure his 16th save and his first since being traded to New York. Austin Wells homered in the seventh and Aaron Judge earlier supplied a long solo shot. Chicago repeatedly answered scoring chances, including Mike Tauchman tying the game in the fifth, and White Sox starter Shane Smith pitched well despite giving up key long balls. Chicago reliever Cam Schlittler experienced an injury scare after being hit by a line drive following a hit-by-pitch that started the fifth-inning rally.
We pick this one up in the 11th inning of a 2-2 tie. Unable to settle the score after 10 innings, New York took the lead in the top of the 11th. Cody Bellinger's single put the Yanks ahead before Jazz Chisholm doubled in another run and put runners at second and third with one out. Despite the second out being made at home, the rally didn't stop there as Anthony Volpe doubled in the third run of the inning to make things 5-2.
Entering the frame, the Yankees had three hits and they doubled that in the 11th inning alone. New York turned to Camilo Doval to lock down the win and the right-hander got two ground outs that scored a run before striking out his final batter to notch his 16th save of the season but first since getting traded to the Bronx.
Before extra innings, Austin Wells' solo shot to lead off the seventh inning broke a 1-1 tie and gave New York a one-run lead. The blast was Wells' 19th of the season and was crushed off Chicago starter Shane Smith, traveling 410 feet to right center field. The home run was just the Yankees' third hit of the game at the time as Smith actually pitched well over 6.1 innings.
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