Ugly defense allows Mariners to walk off White Sox in extra innings for series sweep
Briefly

The Mariners completed a sweep over the White Sox, highlighted by a game-ending error from Josh Rojas that allowed Seattle to tie and win. The White Sox ended a 2-4 road trip, showing potential despite their struggles. Rookie Shane Smith had a strong outing, only allowing one homer while striking out eight. Luis Robert Jr. notched a double in his 3-for-4 game, continuing his on-base streak. The Sox left many runners on base, struggling with runners in scoring position, and a late error cost them the game.
Shane Smith showcased his best performance since mid-June, striking out eight and giving up only two hits in five innings, despite allowing a two-run homer.
Luis Robert Jr. extended his on-base streak to 23 games with a 3-for-4 performance, including a double that marked a significant moment for the White Sox.
The White Sox struggled offensively, leaving 12 runners on base and managing just a single conversion with runners in scoring position throughout the game.
Josh Rojas committed a costly error in extra innings that allowed Seattle to tie the game, exemplifying the challenges faced by the White Sox in close matches.
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