CHICAGO – As Jared Triolo leaped into the air, so did the rest of the Pirates organization. The former Gold Glover came on as a defensive replacement in the late innings to hold a narrow lead. With the bases loaded in the eighth inning, Triolo made a jumping catch, then tagged third to convert the double play and end the inning. Pitcher Luke Weaver stood with his hands on his head. Catcher Rafael Flores Jr. pumped his fist in excitement. Shortstop Konnor Griffin smiled with joy. And Pittsburgh found another way to survive. “That was a huge play. That was - I think it was definitely fair if he doesn't catch it, and that's multiple runs,” Pirates manager Don Kelly said. “Probably play of the game right there.” The Pirates defeated the White Sox, 4-2, Wednesday for their fifth consecutive series win, the first time they’ve achieved the feat since August 2015. Pittsburgh is 8-2 in its last 10 games, and looks for its first series sweep of the second half on Thursday. “\[It’s\
