Chicago White Sox struggle again, fall 4-1 to Detroit Tigers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 10:29 PM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
The Chicago White Sox lost 4-1 to the Detroit Tigers on Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park, marking their second consecutive defeat in the series. The Sox, opting for a bullpen day, had left-hander Sean Newcomb start strong with three scoreless innings, but relievers struggled, allowing four runs. The lone highlight for the White Sox was a leadoff home run by Sam Antonacci. Despite the loss, White Sox manager Will Venable expressed hope for returning players to boost the rotation. This defeat leaves the team struggling on the road, now 1-4 on their current trip, and searching for consistency as they contend for a postseason spot.
- •White Sox lose 4-1 to Tigers on June 20, 2026.
- •Sean Newcomb pitched three scoreless innings for the Sox.
- •Sam Antonacci hit a leadoff home run in the loss.
- •White Sox are 1-4 on their current road trip.
- •Manager Will Venable hopes for reinforcements in the rotation.
- 11:25 PMYahoo Sports — Paul Sullivan: No shenanigans in Detroit, but another White Sox loss to the Tigers
- 10:29 PMYahoo Sports — Column: No shenanigans in Detroit, but another Chicago White Sox loss to the Tigers
"DETROIT — Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable was quite sure there would be no shenanigans Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park, as there were during Friday’s night’s game against the Tigers. “Yeah, I wouldn’t even call them shenanigans,” Venable said, correcting the reporter. So what’s the proper terminology for a Tarik Skubal meltdown in which the Tigers ace pointed at magic-wand man Mike ...
"DETROIT — Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable was quite sure there would be no shenanigans Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park, as there were during Friday’s night’s game against the Detroit Tigers. “Yeah, I wouldn’t even call them shenanigans,” Venable said, correcting the reporter. So what’s the proper terminology for a Tarik Skubal meltdown in which the Tigers ace pointed at magic-wand ...
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External links- Yahoo SportsJun 20, 2026, 11:25 PMPaul Sullivan: No shenanigans in Detroit, but another White Sox loss to the Tigers
DETROIT — Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable was quite sure there would be no shenanigans Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park, as there were during Friday’s night’s game against the Detroit Tigers. “Yeah, I wouldn’t even call them shenanigans,” Venable said, correcting the reporter. So what’s the proper terminology for a Tarik Skubal meltdown in which the Tigers ace pointed at magic-wand ...
- Yahoo SportsJun 20, 2026, 10:29 PMColumn: No shenanigans in Detroit, but another Chicago White Sox loss to the Tigers
DETROIT — Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable was quite sure there would be no shenanigans Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park, as there were during Friday’s night’s game against the Tigers. “Yeah, I wouldn’t even call them shenanigans,” Venable said, correcting the reporter. So what’s the proper terminology for a Tarik Skubal meltdown in which the Tigers ace pointed at magic-wand man Mike ...
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