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Boston Red Sox Favored to Win Against Struggling Chicago White Sox in Four-Game Series

In this analysis, we preview the upcoming game between the Chicago White Sox and the Boston Red Sox as they face off in a four-game series in Boston. The White Sox are looking to bounce back after a tough series with the Athletics, while the Red Sox are coming off a win against the Rays. The starting pitchers for the game are Martin Perez for the White Sox and TBD for the Red Sox. Currently, Boston is favored to win with a -195 line. Stay tuned for the outcome of this matchup between two competitive teams.

Betting Odds

• Moneyline: White Sox +175 | Red Sox -195
• Spread: White Sox +1.5 (-120) | Red Sox -1.5 (+100)
• Total: Over/Under 9.5 (-110)
• Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Boston will win straight-up is 66%.

Chicago vs Boston Stats

Chicago White Sox

Chicago White Sox are struggling, losing three straight and 11 of their last 13 games. They are currently sitting at 4-13 overall, in last place in the AL Central division. In their recent game against the Athletics, the White Sox mustered only seven hits, with Lenyn Sosa being the only player with multiple hits. They went 0 for 8 with runners in scoring position and left nine runners on base. Pitcher Jonathan Cannon had a solid outing, throwing 4.1 innings with no runs allowed. Tyler Gilbert took the loss after giving up two runs in just one inning of work. Martin Perez will be starting the next game for the White Sox with a 1-0 record and a 1.59 ERA. In terms of power ranking, the White Sox are ranked at 20, with a weak offense scoring an average of 3.18 runs per game. Defensively, they are holding up better, allowing an average of 4.00 runs per game. Overall, they have a record of 4-14 this season.

Boston Red Sox Analysis

The Boston Red Sox secured a 1-0 victory over Tampa Bay in their recent game, marking their second consecutive win. With a current season record of 10-10, the Red Sox are positioned third in the AL East, trailing the Yankees by two games. David Hamilton hit a solo homer in the third inning for the game's only run, while pitcher Sean Newcomb delivered a solid performance with 4.2 scoreless innings. Grant Weissert claimed the win for Boston, pitching 1.1 scoreless frames. Hunter Dobbins is expected to make his second career major league start in place of the injured Richard Fitts, after winning his debut game in impressive fashion. The Red Sox have a power ranking of 18 and rank 14th in offense, averaging 4.30 runs per game. In their last three matchups, Chicago won only one game against Boston.

A's Complete Series Sweep as White Sox Continue Road Struggles

The White Sox suffered a shutout loss on Thursday, completing a series sweep by the A’s. Chicago continues to struggle as the visiting team this season, with a 0-6 record on the road compared to Boston's 4-3 record at Fenway Park. The Red Sox come into this matchup with momentum from two consecutive wins, while the White Sox have struggled offensively, scoring only four runs in their recent series against the Athletics. Boston had a day off on Thursday, allowing their bullpen to rest and recover. Therefore, the Red Sox have the advantage in this game, especially given Perez's control issues and struggles with pitching to contact.

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