Chicago White Sox defeat Phillies 6-3, continue surprising run as they prepare to face MLB's top teams
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Paul Sullivan
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Summary
The Chicago White Sox, defying expectations with a 28-17 record since April 14, defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 at Citizens Bank Park. The article describes the hostile Philadelphia crowd and the Phillies' frustration as the Sox jumped to a four-run first inning. It highlights how the young, inexperienced White Sox team has become "boo-proof" and is outperforming projections, with a focus on their upcoming challenge against MLB's best teams.
Key quotes
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It's a tough town that's proud of its reputation as booers, and even the Phillies, the hottest team in baseball, aren't immune from verbal abuse these days.
The Sox started with a four-run first inning, ignited when Sam Antonocci reached on — what else —
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