In a low-scoring affair, the Yankees edged the White Sox out for their 85th win of the season, tying their three-year high with eight games to go.
As the old saying goes, "Better late than never." That was the motto for the Yankees on Saturday afternoon, as they came alive late in the game to steal a win from the Chicago White Sox. The first inning didn't go as planned for Yankees starter Adam Warren, who allowed a single to Adam Eaton to start things out. After stealing second base, Jose Abreu singled him in to draw first blood for the White Sox.