The Chicago White Sox didn't have a hit until the 6th inning, and finished with just 4 in a 7-3 loss to the Detroit Tigers Saturday at Comerica Park.
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“Joe has been unhittable for three weeks-plus, so I was really happy with him being on the mound and I’ll be happy with him being on the mound tomorrow,” Sox manager Pedro Grifol said., retiring 34 of the last 36 batters he faced coming into Saturday. The Tigers tied it with one out in the seventh on a solo homer to right by Zach McKinstry. Riley Greene doubled and scored on Torkelson’s double that was just out of Haseley’s reach. Eric Haase knocked in Torkelson with a single.
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