White Sox starter Carlos Rodon needed to be lights-out Wednesday night at Minnesota. He was only good.
The result was a defeat that evened his record to 6-6 as his team got shut out. Rodon allowed two runs on five hits in six innings with three walks and four strikeouts.
He gave up the only run the Twins really needed in the second on a Miguel Sano homer. Two more runs scored in the second on a Trevor Plouffe double.
Rodon has been on a roll. He has surrendered only seven runs over his last 34 innings, but has just two victories to show for it.