The Chicago White Sox and Atlanta Braves combined for 43 runs in the first two games of their series at Truist Park. Wednesday was all about pitching. Sox starter Martín Pérez allowed one run, which was unearned,

The Braves and White Sox series has been one of the best of the week as the two have combined for 43 runs in two games! Atlanta won Tuesday in 11-10 thrilling fashion, while Chicago took Monday’s matchup 13-9. Sadly, this is the final meeting of the season between the two.

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ATLANTA — The White Sox have found their bats in Atlanta — but lost their bullpen. A night after Sox relievers nearly coughed up a nine-run lead, they surrendered the six-run advantage that their resurgent offense put up against the Braves in a deflating 11-10 loss at Truist Park.

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Unfortunately for Pérez, he was credited with the loss due to the White Sox mustering just four hits and not scoring any runs. Atlanta's rookie right-hander Hurston Waldrep tossed seven shutout innings with seven strikeouts, and the Braves' bullpen didn't allow a single baserunner in two innings.

The bright smile Michael Harris II flashed at the end of an 11-10 comeback win over the White Sox on Tuesday night at Truist Park told the story. Making a great catch to end this wild game just added