Jonathan Cannon, the Chicago White Sox pitcher, was scratched from Saturday’s start due to tightness in his lower back, although he remains optimistic about returning in the next few days. Meanwhile, the Sox won the game against the Texas Rangers 10-5, propelled by a six-run sixth inning, showcasing a mix of good hitting and exploiting Rangers' errors. Outfielder Joshua Palacios, who initially dropped a fly-ball, turned the tide with a crucial two-run home run, reaffirming the team's competitive spirit in the series.
Cannon's tight lower back led to him being scratched from Saturday's start, but he remains hopeful to pitch in the upcoming days.
The White Sox took advantage of Texas Rangers' mistakes, culminating in a six-run sixth inning that secured their series victory.
Cannon admitted his confidence in pitching was dampened by muscle tightness, stating, 'We decided to just see how it goes.'
Palacios redeemed himself after an early error with a two-run homer, highlighting the ups and downs of the game.
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