Rays fall flat against MLB-worst White Sox

CHICAGO — Once the afternoon rain stopped, Friday’s game on the South Side of Chicago seemed like the fitting place for the Rays, who have sputtered through the first month of the season, to start getting right. They came in with the momentum of Wednesday’s win over the Tigers, and the rest from Thursday’s day off. They had their No. 1 starter, Zach Eflin, on the mound. They were playing ...