High school football ‘26: Baker County, Bartram, Creekside, Hilliard UC among Thursday night winners
By Marcus Chen
News4JAX Sports
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The Chicago White Sox had two chances to clinch a postseason series at home for the first time in more than a century.Now they have one chance to avoid a frustrating end to a surprising season.The White Sox are going to a winner-take-all finale in their AL Division Series against Cleveland after a pair of disappointing defeats. Their bullpen is staggering after a 9-5 loss on Thursday night, and their hitters struck out 31 times over the last two games.Game 5 is back in Cleveland on Saturday night, with the winner advancing to the American League Championship Series against Tampa Bay.“Of course it’s a little disappointing,” All-Star outfielder Tristan Peters said, “but if we keep thinking that way we’re going to take that into Saturday, and then it’s not going to end well. I’m just telling myself, and I think everybody else is, too, that we’re not done. This isn’t done.”Chicago earned an AL wild card by going 84-78 this season. It became the first team in MLB history to reach the playof