Rookie Sam Antonacci hit a tying triple with two outs in the ninth inning and Colson Montgomery had a winning single in the 10th, lifting the Chicago White Sox over Los Angeles 3-2 Wednesday for a three-game sweep that extended the Angels’ losing streak to six. Mike Trout hit his 10th home run of the season for the Angels, who have lost 10 of 11 and dropped to 12-20. Los Angeles starter Yusei Kikuchi left after two innings with left shoulder tightness.

Somehow that remained a home run.

White Sox rookie Sam Antonacci turns a routine ground ball into a 57-foot inside-the-park home run, the first of his MLB career. It capped a chaotic night in Arizona and perfectly fit his unorthodox, hustle-driven style of play.

This was a painful moment for Arizona.

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The variety of Sam Antonacci’s offensive skills was on display during his major-league debut on Wednesday against the Tampa Bay Rays. The Chicago White Sox infielder/outfielder took what the pitcher gave him in his first at-bat, looping a low changeup to right field for a single. He fouled off four pitches during an eight-pitch at-bat his next time at the plate, ...

The Chicago White Sox continue to lean into their youth movement, and Wednesday brought another defining moment. Just one night after a pitching debut that grabbed attention, the lineup card told a new story as Sam Antonacci stepped in for his first major league at-bat against the Tampa Bay Rays. Antonacci singled on a bloop to right to start his career.

Sean Burke takes the mound as the South Siders look to rebound against the Rays, while Sam Antonacci makes his MLB debut

The Chicago White Sox called up another top prospect on Wednesday when they selected Sam Antonacci's contract from Triple-A Charlotte, and he made a good first impression. The 23-year-old Antonacci started at second base in his major league debut and singled leading off the second inning in his first at-bat against the Tampa Bay Rays. Antonacci said after the White Sox lost 8-3 that playing in the majors was a “dream come true.”

The Swiss Army knife grinder will light a much-needed fire under Chicago’s offense