In a close and exciting matchup at Rate Field in Chicago, Illinois, the Chicago White Sox emerged victorious over the Detroit Tigers with a final score of 3-2 on Thursday, June 5, 2025. The game was attended by 11,630 fans and was broadcasted on FDDT and CHSN.

The White Sox got on the board first in the bottom of the fourth inning with Mike Tauchman hitting a sacrifice fly to left field, scoring Josh Rojas. Chase Meidroth followed up with a single to right field, bringing Michael A. Taylor home. The Tigers answered back in the seventh inning as Wenceel Pérez hit a solo home run to right center field, and Dillon Dingler singled to first, allowing Zach McKinstry to score.

The game remained tied until the bottom of the tenth inning when Tim Elko's single to left field brought Korey Lee home, giving the White Sox the winning run.

Sean Burke pitched a solid game for the White Sox, going 7 innings and allowing 2 earned runs while striking out 5. He was supported by relievers C. Booser, D. Altavilla, and S. Wilson, who earned the win.

Despite a strong pitching performance by Casey Mize for the Tigers, the offense struggled to generate runs, resulting in a tough loss.

On social media, fans expressed their frustrations with the Tigers' offensive struggles and highlighted individual player performances. The excitement and disappointment of the game were palpable as fans dissected each play and the team's overall performance.

The Chicago White Sox will face the Kansas City Royals in their next game on June 6, 2025, while the Detroit Tigers will take on the Chicago Cubs on the same day.