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The White Sox took a brutal 11-2 beating from the Rangers, their first real blowout of the season — and it came after a grueling stretch without a day off. Despite their recent fire, walk-off wins, and division-leading momentum, the team looked drained, with players admitting low energy and missed chances. Tristan Peters’ homer was the only bright spot among two runs, while Miguel Vargas and manager Will Venable both called it a bad day marked by poor execution and struggles with runners in scoring position. Younger players are in slumps, striking out often, but Vargas insists the team’s identity is built on trust — and they’ll bounce back. One loss won’t stop them; they’re already focused on reigniting their intensity for tomorrow’s game.

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