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Yankees‑White Sox MLB series
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The New York Yankees opened a four‑game road series in Chicago with right‑hander Max Fried starting against 22‑year‑old Noah Schultz. The Yankees were without several key hitters—Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Cody Bellinger—due to injuries, limiting their offensive firepower. The White Sox were within striking distance of the AL Central lead and looked to capitalize on Schultz’s low opponent batting average despite his overall struggles. Two days later, the Yankees returned to the mound, this time mound with right‑hander Cam Schlittler, who had posted a 10‑6 record and a 2.07 ERA. The White Sox Chicago countered with right‑hander Davis Martin (9‑5, 3.49 ERA). By this point then the Yankees had won two straight games and seven of their last ten, including a 3‑2 victory highlighted by Gerrit Cole’s six shutout innings. The innings, while the White Sox, on a two‑game losing streak, aimed Sox tried to prevent stave off a series sweep. Throughout On July 29, 2026 the early portion of clubs met again at Chicago’s Rate Field in a pivotal AL East showdown. New York entered with a 61‑46 record, 1.5 games behind the series, both teams relied heavily on their pitching staffs Tampa Bay Rays, while Chicago sat 55‑51 atop the Yankees tried AL Central. Schlittler was again slated to close the gap with start for the Tampa Bay Rays Yankees, carrying a 2.07 ERA and 157 strikeouts, and Martin returned for the AL East lead, White Sox with a 3.49 ERA and 100 strikeouts. The Yankees’ lineup featured Ben Rice (DH), Jasson Domínguez (RF), Paul Goldschmidt (1B), Spencer Jones (LF) and Jazz Chisholm Jr. (2B); the White Sox fought fielded Andrew Benintendi (DH), Sam Antonacci (LF), Munetaka Murakami (1B) and Miguel Vargas (3B), aiming to stay near the top of avoid a series loss while the AL Central. East race tightened.
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