Down to their last out in the ninth, the Chicago White Sox clawed back from a three-run deficit thanks to Randal Grichuk’s clutch two-run homer — his first since joining the team — snatching a 6-5 win over the Cardinals. The victory snapped a four-game skid, extended the Sox’s AL Central lead to 1.5 games, and reignited morale as manager Will Venable praised the team’s never-give-up spirit. Grichuk, a former Cardinal who knew Busch Stadium’s challenges, stayed calm, got a good pitch, and delivered when it mattered most. Pitcher Luis Castillo echoed the team’s grit — they fight until the final out — proving this win was more than just a game; it was a statement of resilience.
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