The Chicago White Sox came from behind to secure a convincing 10-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park, marking their second consecutive game scoring at least ten runs. The game started slow for the Sox, with no hits until Luis Robert Jr. reached base in the fifth inning. The offense exploded afterward, scoring twice in the fifth and six runs in the sixth, highlighted by Mike Tauchman's bases-clearing double. This performance reflected a strong team effort and a newfound focus, with manager Will Venable praising his players for competing hard after a challenging start against Pirates starter Mike Burrows. With this win, the Sox have matched their season-high for runs in a single inning, showcasing their potential as they aim for continued success.