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The Chicago White Sox edged the Cleveland Guardians 6–5 on June 22 at Rate Field in a low-scoring affair that fell short of the 7.5-run Vegas total. Chicago's pitching staff struck out 15 batters while allowing just 8 hits, though the unit surrendered 5 earned runs with a 4.42 ERA. The White Sox offense managed only 10 hits and a .729 OPS but capitalized with 6 RBI, including 1 home run, to secure the one-run victory despite striking out 13 times. Cleveland's lineup proved similarly anemic, posting a .682 OPS with 8 hits and 15 strikeouts; the Guardians drew 6 walks but couldn't overcome their lack of power, mustering no home runs. Both teams struggled at the plate, combining for 28 strikeouts and an uninspiring offensive output that underscored the pitching-dominated nature of the contest. The White Sox's ability to manufacture runs despite modest production metrics proved decisive in a defensive showcase marred by neither team committing errors. Chicago's one-run margin in a slugfest-resistant matchup suggests continued volatility in their run-scoring efficiency moving forward.