In a disappointing outing for the Chicago White Sox, they fell to the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-1 at Rate Field, marking their 11th loss in 13 games. Luis Robert Jr. hit a solo home run, but the Sox managed only three hits in the entire game. White Sox manager Will Venable noted the team's struggle to capitalize on fastballs and mentioned the need for improvement in their offensive approach. Arizona's Ryne Nelson dominated on the mound, striking out seven in five innings, while the Diamondbacks' seven-run seventh inning sealed the win.

Mike Vasil pitched a strong game in relief, allowing just one earned run and keeping the team competitive. Despite Robert's efforts and a hopeful sentiment about his recent swing, the Sox's batting struggles particularly in clutch situations highlighted an ongoing issue. The season is looking grim at 25-55, 30 games under .500.