Kwan Drives in Go-Ahead Run in 10th, Makes Sliding Catch in Bottom Half as Guardians Beat White Sox
Key moment: Civale allowed only a bunt single by Rocchio through the first five innings before two hits and two walks led to the four-run sixth. Key stat: The all-time series between the AL Central rivals is even at 1130-1130 with 17 ties.
Up next: After the All-Star break, the Guardians host the Athletics, and Chicago is at Pittsburgh, both on Friday.
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