Andrew Benintendi launched a home run against the Brewers' Freddy Peralta, igniting the White Sox in the first inning, shortly followed by back-to-back homers from Luis Robert Jr. Despite this early momentum, the White Sox's offense faltered, managing only one additional hit in the game, resulting in a 7-2 defeat. Peralta, demonstrating adaptability, recovered after a shaky start, showcasing why he remains a tough competitor. The White Sox's strategy of using an opener for the fourth consecutive game tied a major-league record, reflecting their ongoing adjustments in pitching strategy. Tyler Gilbert took the mound as the opener, marking a significant moment in the team's approach to matchups. However, despite solid individual performances from Wilson and Gilbert, the lack of offensive support proved detrimental, leading to their twelfth loss in fifteen games.