Chicago’s White Sox defeat the New York Yankees 6-5 in a 12th-inning finish, using an RBI single by Edgar Quero to score the decisive run. The game turns late after Chicago drops the first two games of a four-game series, then wins the matchup on Wednesday night. In the top of the 12th, the White Sox manage to escape a major scoring threat: Jordan Hicks (listed with a 1-1 record) leaves the bases loaded without allowing a run. That stretch sets up the bottom of the inning, when Quero drives in Tristan Peters for Chicago’s go-ahead and ultimately game-winning tally. The win keeps the White Sox positioned ahead in the American League Central, maintaining a lead of 1 1/2 games over the Cleveland team, according to the reporting. The decisive run comes after Chicago battles back from the late deficit to force the extra inning and capitalize on the final opportunity.