As we close out spring training, the White Sox put on another late-inning surge against the Arizona Diamondbacks to secure a 7-4 win and move their spring training record above .500 for the first time, at 12-11.
The game was slow and steady for the South Siders, in what looked like it would be a low scoring game, but a six-run eighth changed the dynamic and helped them steal a win from the D-backs.
Dallas Keuchel had a solid outing, although he looked a little shaky at first. Keuchel allowed a leadoff double to Tim Locastro in the top of the first, with Locastro later scoring on a sacrifice fly to make it 1-0.