Lenyn Sosa and Colson Montgomery homered as Chicago halted a six-game slide with a 6-4 win over Cleveland, a 11-hit showcase fueling fantasy relevance from the White Sox lineup. Sosa’s two-run shot in the first, his 14th, set the tone, with Montgomery adding a solo blast later in the same frame for his ninth. Mead and Teel drove in runs as Chicago leaned on its depth to manufacture offense.

Davis Martin worked five innings, allowing five hits and three earned runs, while Grant Taylor nailed down the save. Cleveland’s Slade Cecconi was tagged for five runs on eight hits, as Kyle Manzardo homered and David Fry chipped in a two-run double in support of the Guardians. The result snapped Chicago’s skid and kept the Sox atop a surge in homer production since the All-Star break, a key fantasy trend to monitor.

Chicago now heads to a home series against Detroit, with Chris Paddack expected to take the mound for the Tigers, while Cleveland visits Miami to face Janson Junk and the Marlins. The Sox’ league-leading 42 homers since the break continues to shape a fantasy-friendly lineup, underscoring the value of Chicago’s rising youngsters and the veteran pieces fueling the attack.

As the Chicago White Sox and Seattle Mariners kick off a three-game series in Seattle, the stakes are high for the Mariners, currently contending for a wild card spot tied with the New York Yankees. Seattle's starting pitcher, Bryan Woo, boasts a solid 3.11 ERA and has shown consistency on the mound. The White Sox, however, are struggling this season with a record of 42-70, sending Davis Martin, who has a 3.84 ERA, to the mound despite his challenges in securing wins.

The betting lines favor the Mariners significantly, with a moneyline of -252 against the White Sox's +201. The total runs are set at 7.5, reflecting expectations of a low-scoring game. A recommended prop bet is for Bryan Woo to allow over 0.5 walks, given his recent trend of walking batters. Woo's ability to control the game will be crucial as the Mariners aim for an easy victory, while the White Sox hope to reverse their fortunes.

A historic night for Colson Montgomery, as he hits his first career home run, yet the Chicago White Sox fell short against the Tampa Bay Rays, who halted their momentum on a hot night in Florida. Starter Davis Martin faced challenges in his return from injury, struggling with control and committing errors, allowing the Rays to jump out to an early lead.

Despite the Sox's recent offensive surge, scoring an MLB-high 35 runs in four games prior, they managed only three runs against the Rays. Montgomery's blast narrowed the score but wasn’t enough to secure the win. Meanwhile, Luis Robert Jr. was given a breather, with a scheduled day off to manage his workload, as he has been on a hitting streak that includes multiple extra-base hits.

The Chicago White Sox (36-65) aim to extend their winning streak to a season-high five games against the Tampa Bay Rays (52-49) tonight in Tampa. Davis Martin is set to pitch for the Sox, while Drew Rasmussen takes the mound for the Rays. In their previous matchup, the Sox scored six runs early, with Brooks Baldwin hitting a home run, and their pitching staff limited the Rays to just five hits, resulting in their fourth consecutive win.

Key betting insights reveal that the Rays have won 26 of 49 games following a loss and the Sox have a strong track record on the road, covering 4 of their last 5. Notable performances include Miguel Vargas, who has homered in back-to-back games, and Andrew Benintendi, who has at least one hit in four of his last five games. Betting odds currently favor the Rays on the moneyline, but the White Sox may cover the spread. The total is set at 8.0 runs.