CHICAGO -- On Tuesday night, the Pirates waited one inning to erase a four-run deficit against the White Sox. They waited a little longer on Wednesday afternoon, but the result was the same: yet another comeback engineered by Pittsburgh's dynamic lineup.
Down by four runs after four innings, the Pirates cut their deficit in half with a pair of sixth-inning homers. Down by three after eight innings, Elias Diaz doubled in two more runs to bring the Bucs within a run. And Colin Moran finished Pittsburgh's second straight come-from-behind victory with a two-run homer off White Sox right-hander Nate Jones, delivering the Pirates a 6-5 win at Guaranteed Rate Field.