The White Sox lost with ease and E's on Sunday to the Orioles.
Of more concern to manager Robin Ventura, though, was the lack of "O" against the O's during a 9-1 loss at U.S. Cellular Field.
After his team managed just one run and five hits while committing four errors — including two on the same play in the first inning by third baseman Conor Gillaspie — Ventura pointed to the lack of run production, not defense, as the biggest culprit.
The Sox's second-longest winning streak of the season ended at four with the conclusion of a series the team won 2-1 despite scoring five runs and getting 23 hits.