Overview

• Tim Elko's first MLB hit was a three-run homer in the sixth inning, breaking a 1-1 tie and leading to a White Sox victory.
• The home run, hit off former Cy Young winner Sandy Alcantara, traveled 381 feet with a 101.4 mph exit velocity, per Statcast data.
• Elko became the second player in White Sox history to homer for his first career hit, following Braden Shewmake in 2024.
• The rookie was promoted from Triple-A Charlotte and had started his major league career 0-for-5 before the game-changing hit.
• The White Sox rebounded from a series sweep in Kansas City to win their third series of the season, improving their record with the win.