The Chicago White Sox surrendered three runs in the ninth inning and fell short in the bid for their first sweep of the season.

The means included a ninth-inning rally keyed by the most cohesive string of at bats that the Rangers put together in the entire series. The Rangers, down 3-2 in the top of the ninth vs. Chicago closer Jordan Leasure, came from behind and scored three runs to take the lead late.

The White Sox were two outs away from a win, but an error in the top of the ninth and a base running miscue helped the Rangers come back to win 5-4.

Cannon missed his scheduled start with back tightness, but the Sox scored six times in the sixth inning, thanks to ugly play by the Rangers.

The Chicago White Sox are getting two veterans back in their lineup. To make room for them on the roster, they sent a fan favorite back down to Class AAA Charlotte.

But ranging from Rookie Ball to Triple-A, they're not the only ones to monitor. Before Sunday's game against the Rangers, White Sox director of hitting Ryan Fuller identified one under-the-radar player who's been a pleasant surprise this season.

Donation Options Search Search Search Texas Rangers’ Jake Burger warms up before a baseball game against the Chicago White Sox, Friday, May 23, 2025, in Chicago. AP Photo/Erin Hooley Share Rangers corner infielder Jake Burger had a big smile Friday when greeting a few old buddies at Rate Field.