The Chicago White Sox will be back in action Monday afternoon to face the Kansas City Royals after the game was postponed due to poor field conditions in Cleveland on Sunday. This is a transfer match from the lockout. The White Sox (62-59), who split his last two series, put him just 2.5 games behind the No. 1 Guardians in the American League Central. Chicago beat Cleveland he 2-0 on Saturday, but the Royals (49-74) lost 6-of-7, including his 3-2 decision in Tampa Bay on Sunday.
The first pitch at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City is set for 2:10 PM ET. In the game in Kansas City, the Royals won with his 223-196 record, but White’s Sox lead the all-time series with his 430-409 record. The White Sox are the -160 favorite ($160 risk to win $100) at the money line for the latest White Sox vs. Royals odds on the Caesars Sportsbook, but the total number of runs they think Vegas will score, or over /Under 8.5. Check out the latest MLB predictions and betting advice from SportsLine Projection Model before picking Royals vs. White Sox.
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- White Sox vs. Royals money line: Chicago -160, Kansas City +135
- White Sox vs. Royals Over/Under: 8.5 runs
- White Sox vs. Royals Runline: White Sox -1.5 (+110)
- CWS: The White Sox are 4-1 in their last five games against the American League Central team.
- KC: The Royals are 4-1 in their last five games on Monday.
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Why I support the White Sox
Right-handed Dylan Sees (12-5, 2.09 ERA) was scheduled to start Sunday’s game, but reportedly sat out until Tuesday after a lengthy warm-up. Pitching for Chicago on Monday is expected right-handed Michael his kopecks (4-9, 3.25 ERA). Kopech was an unlucky loser on Wednesday when he lost 3-2 to Houston. In that game, he pitched his six innings, walking two and allowing him three earned runs on five hits while he struck out two. On August 12 against Detroit, he pitched his six scoreless innings, allowing three walks on which he took 11.
First baseman Jose Abreu is red hot. One of the top hitters for the White Sox, he has a . He has hit in seven of his eight recent games, and in the weekend series in Cleveland he went 3-for-7 (. I’m here. In his 14 games with Kansas City this year, Abreu has batted .
Reasons for supporting the Royals
Kansas City is expected to send lefty Daniel Lynch (4-8, 4.52 ERA) to Hill. Lynch has been pitching good lately, not allowing more than three earned runs in his last eight appearances. In his 4–0 loss to Minnesota on Wednesday, he allowed his three earned runs on his five hits in his sixth inning. He walked one and hit two. He pitched his five scoreless innings last game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, striking out four and three.
Offensively, shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. came in with five hits in his last six games, and included a double and an RBI in his 1-2 performance in Tampa Bay on Sunday. A season with 16 homers, 60 RBIs, and 59 runs scored. In his 14 games with Chicago this season, Witt has a .264 batting average, four of his doubles, two home runs and four RBIs. He also has three stolen bases.
How to make a Royals vs. White Sox pick
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