The White Sox turned their third triple play of the season Friday, this time pulling off the triple-killing against the Braves.
In the top of the third inning with Chicago up 4-3, the Braves had runners on first and second with no outs. Freddie Freeman hit a liner to shortstop Tim Anderson, who scooped it up, tagged second for the first out, then tagged Atlanta runner Chase d'Arnaud, who had strayed slightly off second base, then threw to first for the third out.
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Anderson starts a triple play
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The Sox are the first team since 1965 to turn three triple plays in one season.