The White Sox starter was supported by home runs from Eloy Jimnez, Tim Anderson and Luis Robert.
Early on this season, the spotlight has shined on players like Robert, or stellar performances, like the bullpen’s five hitless innings to seal a series win over the Tigers. But Jiménez was the man quietly pacing the offense. Until tonight. Jiménez opened up the White Sox scoring with a mammoth home run to left field. That gave him seven RBI on the year, which leads the team.
With the homer, Jiménez also became the first White Sox hitter to notch an RBI in each of the team’s first five games since Paul Konerko did it in 2011. But his night was cut short after taking a foul ball off the left ankle in the third inning. The White Sox say his x-rays are clean, and he’s considered day-to-day with a left ankle contusion, so at least there’s a chance he can continue the streak on Thursday.
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