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The White Sox held a 3-1 lead after five inning, but Jose Quintana, whose first two innings were interrupted by rain delays of 40 and five minutes, had trouble finding a rhythm. He needed 115 pitches to get through five tough innings, meaning the bullpen had to cover four innings.
Then this happened.
Which was historically awful:
5 different White Sox relievers have allowed multiple ER today. The most from 1914 up to today had been 4 (twice, most recently 1970)
— Christopher Kamka (@ckamka) August 3, 2014
There's no point in itemizing the damage or trying to phrase it into narrative form. It was just brutal, ugly, vile, perverted carnage, so it's better just to go with the summary @New_Lexicon tweeted at me.
Record: 54-58 | Box score | Play-by-play | Highlights