CHICAGO – The White Sox didn’t get their first hit Sunday until two outs in the fourth inning of their series finale against the Dodgers at Rate Field, in front of their third straight sellout crowd and sixth of the season. They had one hit over their last 16 innings through the fifth, factoring in Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s brush with perfection on Saturday. And then the sixth inning arrived. Six straight hits off Dodgers starter Emmet Sheehan and reliever Jack Dreyer, including three home runs, quickly provided the impetus to turn a one-run deficit into a 6-4 victory. The White Sox finished this homestand against the Braves and the Dodgers with a 4-1 record, improving to 20-4 over their last 24 games at Rate Field. With Cleveland’s game against Detroit postponed due to rain Sunday, the White Sox (38-32) head to New York tied atop the American League Central. In reality, the White Sox rode two big innings over the three games against the Dodgers (45-27), scoring seven in the fifth on Friday before their six-run uprising Sunday. But that output was enough to take a series from the two-time defending World Series champion for the first time since 2014. “I wouldn’t say we were saying, ‘Oh my gosh, we are going to get no-hit again,’ or maybe get close,” said shortstop Colson Montgomery, who had two hits Sunday. “We stayed on our attack and that’s what \[White Sox manager\
