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White Sox wrap 84-win season with 4-2 home win over Rockies

The Chicago White Sox closed out their 2025 campaign with an 84-78 record after defeating the Colorado Rockies 4-2 at home. Anthony Kay pitched five solid innings, allowing just a single run in the third frame when Connor Norby drove in the game's opening score via a sacrifice fly following consecutive base hits.

Chicago quickly answered in the fourth inning as Randal Grichuk and Brenton Doyle launched back-to-back two-run home runs to secure the lead. Relief pitcher Sean Newcomb logged two-thirds of an inning to reach the 90-inning milestone on the season, triggering a financial incentive clause worth an extra one hundred thousand dollars.

Trevor Richards then worked three and one-third frames out of the bullpen to lock down the victory, surrendering only a solo shot to Cole Carrigg before a crowd of thirty thousand spectators at Rate Field.

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