White Sox Vs. Red Sox: Chicago Lose 10-3 To Boston For Fourth Loss In A Row

The Chicago White Sox lost to the Boston Red Sox 10-3 on Friday night at U.S. Cellular Field. The loss is their fourth in a row and leaves Chicago at 10-10 on the season, temporarily out of first place in the A.L. Central division.

John Danks lost his command in the sixth inning when he walked Adrian Gonzalez and then unleashed a wild pitch allowing Gonzalez to advance to second base. Danks went on to allow three singles, two walks and a double on the inning before being pulled for reliever Nate Jones. His final line was seven earned runs on 5.2 innings pitched.

A.J. Pierzynski had a strong game with a RBI double in the first and then he later scored in the third after an Alex Rios single. A Paul Konerko homerun to the bullpen in leftfield capped the scoring for the White Sox.

The White Sox continue with game three of their four game series against Boston on Saturday night.

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