The Mets roll into Rate Field at 58-70, well out of the race, while the White Sox sit at 66-61 and still have something to play for down the stretch. Chicago's favored at home, -140 on the moneyline with a modest run total around 8, so books expect a low-scoring grind rather than a laugher.

Watch the bullpens late — this is exactly the kind of getaway-day spot where a manager goes to the pen too early and it bites him. Bold take: the White Sox starter works into the seventh, the heart of the Chicago order gets one ball to leave the yard, and they hang on for a tight one.