White Sox Keep Rolling, Win First Series Over Dodgers Since 2014

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White Sox Keep Rolling, Win First Series Over Dodgers Since 2014

The White Sox beat the Dodgers 6-4 to claim their first series win over Los Angeles since 2014. Chicago has now won eight straight home series, taken four of five games from the NL's top two teams and owns the AL's best record (21-11) since May 9. The surging White Sox continue to impress.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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