The Chicago White Sox broke open a tied game with eight runs across the fourth through sixth innings and defeated the Texas Rangers 10-4 at Rate Field. Brenton Doyle delivered the decisive damage, going 2-for-4 with a home run and four RBI as Chicago converted its opportunities while Texas struggled to keep runners off base. The White Sox led 6-2 after five innings and stretched the margin to 10-2 after the sixth, turning the final three frames into a formality.

Doyle supplied the centerpiece of Chicago's offense, driving in four runs from the cleanup spot and scoring once. Tristan Peters matched the power production with a 3-for-4 performance that included a home run, two RBI and two runs scored, while Sam Antonacci went 2-for-3 with two RBI. Chicago's lineup scored twice in the second, twice in the fourth, twice in the fifth and four times in the sixth, a sustained sequence that prevented Texas from recovering after the game was tied at 2-2 in the third.

Texas received two hits and two RBI from Ezequiel Duran, but the Rangers could not maintain pressure after scoring twice in the third and twice again in the seventh. MacKenzie Gore struck out four in 3.2 innings but issued four walks, giving Chicago extra traffic to attack. Chicago's pitching also allowed free passes, with Sean Burke walking eight in three innings, yet Jonathan Cannon struck out four in three innings and Sean Newcomb covered three innings with one strikeout to help preserve the six-run advantage.

The result moves Chicago to 70-63 and gives the White Sox a clear blueprint for the win: pressure the strike zone when the offense creates traffic and let the middle of the order determine the game. Texas falls to 66-68 after allowing Chicago to turn a close contest into a rout, and the Rangers now need sharper command and more consistent run prevention to avoid similar breakdowns.