Chicago’s Andrew Benintendi hits a go-ahead three-run double in the fifth inning to chase Texas starter Jacob deGrom, helping the White Sox defeat the Rangers 10-3 on Monday night. Benintendi enters the at-bat hitless in 10 prior at-bats against deGrom, but he connects on a two-out, 2-2 pitch to right field to extend Chicago’s lead to 5-2. Texas starter Jacob deGrom is pulled after the rally, and the White Sox continue to add runs through the game. Miguel Vargas contributes offensively as well, going 3-for-5 with two RBI doubles, supporting Chicago’s scoring. The win ends a 10-game losing streak for the White Sox at Globe Life Field and gives them just their third victory over Texas in the last 18 meetings. The White Sox improve to 53-46, while the Rangers fall to 50-50. The game’s outcome is driven by Chicago’s mid-game power and run production, highlighted by Benintendi’s decisive extra-base hit.