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Chicago White Sox 2026 season games

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In early July 2026, the Chicago White Sox traveled to Oakland to play the Athletics, a matchup highlighted by the Athletics' attempt to halt a seven-game losing streak. By early August 2026, the White Sox were on the road again, this time facing the Cleveland Guardians. ~~The Guardians sought to snap a three-game skid, with Parker Messick slated to start for Cleveland and Noah Schultz for Chicago.~~ On August 7, 2026, the Guardians defeated the White Sox 8-2 at Guaranteed Rate Field. Angel Martinez hit a grand slam and recorded a career-high six RBIs, while rookie pitcher Parker Messick ~~(9-6)~~ worked seven ~~innings, allowing two runs and striking out eight.~~ innings. White Sox starter Noah Schultz was ~~removed after facing just five batters due to~~ forced into a ~~managerial error by~~ mandatory removal after manager Will ~~Venable. After pitching coach Zach Bove had already visited the mound,~~ Venable ~~made~~ violated MLB Rule 5.10(l) by making a second mound visit to discuss an appeal ~~play, violating MLB Rule 5.10(l). This forced Schultz's mandatory removal.~~ play. Reliever David Sandlin ~~replaced Schultz and~~ subsequently surrendered six earned ~~runs over 5⅓ innings.~~ runs. Following the loss, which extended the White Sox's losing streak to four games, the team reportedly called up top prospects Hagen Smith and Tanner McDougal ~~to the major league roster to address pitching struggles. The White Sox also~~ and agreed to a minor-league deal with outfielder Joey Wiemer. On August 9, 2026, the White Sox snapped their four-game losing streak with a 6-3 victory over the Guardians. After falling behind 2-0 in the sixth inning due to a Rhys Hoskins home run, Chicago responded with a five-run rally featuring a Munetaka Murakami home run and a two-run double by Tristan Peters. Anthony Kay earned the win, and Grant Taylor secured the save. The victory increased Chicago's lead in the AL Central to three games over Cleveland and Minnesota.

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