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Chicago White Sox at Detroit Tigers

Final
Comerica Park81°, Partly Cloudy39,638

Recap

Player of the gameMiguel VargasCHW4/5 2hr 3rbi

Call it a bounce-back from a rough series loss at home to the Reds. Call it a statement game. Or maybe don’t get so complicated. The 9-5 victory claimed by the White Sox over the Tigers on Friday night at Comerica Park simply supported their American League Central leadership for 62 days and since July 4. As Ric Flair once said, to be the man, you’ve got to beat the man. And the White Sox (63-58) weren’t letting that happen, moving their division lead to 3 1/2 games. “I don't know if it's a statement game. It's a win that we're happy about,” said White Sox manager Will Venable, who is not big on giving bulletin board material for opposing teams. “\[And we're\

How the bets landed

Moneyline favoriteDET -127 · 55% to win
Upset
Run LineDET -1.5
CHW covered
TotalO/U 8.5 · 14 scored
Over
Against the consensus line at the start, across 16 books

Team stats

14Hits10
4Home runs2
3Walks1
6Strikeouts7
0Stolen bases0
118Pitches thrown162
7Pitching strikeouts6

Box score

BattersABRHRBIHRBBSO
Miguel Vargas3B5343200
Andrew BenintendiDH4110011
Brenton DoylePH-CF2000001
Chase Meidroth2B5120000
Braden MontgomeryRF5033000
Sam AntonacciLF2100001
Drew RomoC4000010
Munetaka Murakami1B3211111
Colson MontgomerySS5000002
Tristan PetersCF-LF5132100
Totals409149436
PitchersIPHRERBBSOHR
Bryan HudsonP1.0100020
Jose UrquidyP3.2533031
Grant TaylorP1.2100000
Huascar BrazobanP1.1322001
Sean NewcombP1.1000120