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The Chicago White Sox defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 6–4 on June 14 at Rate Field in a contest that stayed under the Vegas total of 9.5 runs. The White Sox's three home runs powered their offensive attack, though their .241 batting average underscored offensive inconsistency; they managed just eight hits while striking out ten times. Los Angeles countered with a .788 OPS and five walks, demonstrating better plate discipline, but two home runs and four RBIs proved insufficient against Chicago's power display. White Sox pitching allowed seven hits and four earned runs with an ERA of 4.29, while the Dodgers' staff surrendered eight hits and six earned runs despite posting a 3.37 ERA. Chicago's one defensive error didn't cost them in the end, as the home team's three long balls proved decisive in a low-scoring affair. The White Sox's power-dependent victory suggests their rotation will need to tighten command going forward, particularly with five walks allowed in a narrow win.