The Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians split their four-game American League Central matchup after Sunday’s 7-6 win for Chicago at Progressive Field. The game features home runs from multiple Sox batters, including early homers by Kyle Teel and Tristan Peters, followed by a key two-run homer from Colson Montgomery. Chicago builds a 6-3 lead, but Cleveland responds in the middle innings with power from Gabriel Arias, who hits a three-run home run to pull the Guardians level in the fifth. The Guardians also add another run via rookie Chase DeLauter as Cleveland fights to the finish. The win returns the White Sox to first place in the AL Central, moving them back into a lead by one game or by percentage points, depending on the source’s phrasing. Earlier in the series, Cleveland takes the first two games on walk-off wins, setting up the Sunday split. Across outlets, the central storyline is Montgomery’s impact with a go-ahead homer that helps Chicago secure the win and the series division.