Rays bid for second straight sweep in finale vs. White Sox

The lopsided losses extended Chicago's run differential to a majors-worst minus-92, easily the worst mark among the 30 teams. Majestic swings by Randy Arozarena and Isaac Paredes produced three runs in Tuesday's 5-1 triumph, enough to hand the White Sox their second straight setback after they won consecutive games last weekend at the St. Louis Cardinals. Arozarena, a hero in a ninth-inning rally against the New York Mets on Sunday, homered for the third time in five games on Tuesday. "We've got to keep using them to the 162nd game," Arozarena said.