The White Sox offense, which scored five runs in the top of the ninth yesterday to defeat the Boston Red Sox, must have missed the plane back to Chicago. There were no late-inning heroics tonight. Cleveland starter Joey Cantillo, who entered the game with a 0-3 record and a 7.71 ERA, took a perfect game… read more

The Birmingham Barons dropped four of six to the Pensacola Blue Wahoos and dropped from third to fourth place in the Southern League ahead of the playoffs.

The theme of this mini-update? Disappointing lefty starters, as both Ky Bush and Jake Eder flopped against the Tides.

The Chicago White Sox steal a game from the Boston Red Sox after an explosive ninth inning, scoring five runs to avoid the sweep.

The White Sox fall to the Red Sox for the first game in Boston.

Charlotte fought Nashville, Memphis and the rain to come away with a very successful week, marked by continued mashing on offense and almost impeccable pitching. In the process, the team finally got its head above water for the second half and maybe, just maybe, could reach .500 for the full season. Aaron McGarity sang, Devi García continued as a killer mini-starter, and Carlos Pérez remained a valuable backstop stopgap.

Despite their offensive firepower, the Ballers couldn’t outrun their pitching woes, winning only two of five during this five-game stretch.

The Dash broke even this week, grinding out three wins in six games. Of those three wins, two were thrilling walk-off victories, while the other was a convincing win that was spearheaded by an outstanding pitching performance. Ryan Galanie slashed .462/.563/.769 during this stretch, while Shane Murphy and Aldrin Batista led the way among pitchers.