Tigers Dominate White Sox with Carpenter's Three Home Runs

The Detroit Tigers have dominated the Chicago White Sox this season, largely due to the outstanding performance of Tigers outfielder Kerry Carpenter, who recently hit three home runs in a 13-1 rout of the White Sox. Carpenter has been a consistent threat, hitting seven home runs in his last five games against Chicago, an achievement only matched once before in MLB history. The Tigers currently lead the season series against the White Sox 4-0 and hold a strong overall record, while the White Sox struggle with a 18-42 record and a particularly poor performance in close games. Historical context reveals the White Sox have had similar difficult opponents in the past, but Carpenter's dominance this season stands out as a new low point for the team. Meanwhile, the Brewers set a record for the most groundball hits in a game against the White Sox last year, illustrating ongoing defensive challenges for Chicago. Upcoming games continue to highlight the Tigers' advantage and the White Sox's ongoing struggles within the AL Central division.