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White Sox Rally Behind Peters' Marathon Walk to Beat Guardians

An 18-pitch at-bat by centerfielder Tristan Peters helped turn a 7-3 win over Cleveland into a pivotal moment in the AL Central race, according to ESPN.

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The Chicago White Sox defeated the Cleveland Guardians 7-3 on Monday in a game that ESPN reported hinged on a single, extended at-bat by centerfielder Tristan Peters.

According to ESPN, Peters worked an 18-pitch walk that served as the turning point of the contest, helping shift momentum in Chicago's favor during the game.

The outlet reported that the victory put the White Sox in the driver's seat for the American League Central division title, though it did not specify the current standings or how many games remained in the season.

ESPN's report did not provide additional details on the sequence of events in the game beyond the significance of Peters' at-bat and the final score.

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