No divine intervention for White Sox, who blow 4-run lead in loss to Reds
<p>All the pope hats in the world couldn’t save the White Sox in a 5-4, 10-inning loss to the Reds on Tuesday.</p><p>There was no divine intervention for an offense that had one hit in its last 19 at-bats. And perhaps other forces were at work in the game-turning eighth inning, when luck didn’t go the Sox’ way.</p><p>However it happened, the Sox let a 4-0 lead get away, disappointing a sellout crowd of 38,113 that came out for a pope hat in honor of Pope Leo, a lifelong Sox fan.</p><p>Sean Burke was brilliant, bouncing back from a rough start in Boston with seven innings of one-run ball.
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<p>All the pope hats in the world couldn’t save the White Sox in a 5-4, 10-inning loss to the Reds on Tuesday.</p><p>There was no divine intervention for an offense that had one hit in its last 19 at-bats. And perhaps other forces were at work in the game-turning eighth inning, when luck didn’t go the Sox’ way.</p><p>However it happened, the Sox let a 4-0 lead get away, disappointing a sellout crowd of 38,113 that came out for a pope hat in honor of Pope Leo, a lifelong Sox fan.</p><p>Sean Burke was brilliant, bouncing back from a rough start in Boston with seven innings of one-run ball. Only Eugenio Suarez gave him a problem, hitting a solo homer in the fifth. </p><p>"He was awesome," manager Will Venable said.
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- <p>All the pope hats in the world couldn’t save the White Sox in a 5-4, 10-inning loss to the Reds on Tuesday.</p><p>There was no divine intervention for an offense that had one hit in its last 19 at-bats. And perhaps other forces were at work in the game-turning eighth inning, when luck didn’t go the Sox’ way.</p><p>However it happened, the Sox let a 4-0 lead get away, disappointing a sellout crowd of 38,113 that came out for a pope hat in honor of Pope Leo, a lifelong Sox fan.</p><p>Sean Burke was brilliant, bouncing back from a rough start in Boston with seven innings of one-run ball.
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