White Sox accuse Guardians' grounds crew of shenanigans in another walk-off loss
Chicago Sun-Times • • sports
Key Points:
- The White Sox lost to the Guardians 4-3 in 10 innings after a rain delay of nearly two hours, marking their second consecutive walk-off loss to Cleveland.
- Sox starter Anthony Kay expressed frustration, accusing the grounds crew of pulling the tarp prematurely during light rain to force him out of the game after four strong innings.
- The wet and soggy outfield conditions contributed to defensive miscues, including an error by Sam Antonacci that allowed the Guardians to tie the game in the seventh inning.
- The Guardians secured the win in the 10th inning with a first-pitch single by Kahlil Watson, handing the Sox their ninth straight loss in Cleveland and causing them to lose first place in the AL Central.
- Despite the setback, Kay remained optimistic about the team's chances, emphasizing the need to bounce back in the next game.
