Los Angeles Dodgers at Chicago White Sox: Final Score & Recap

The Chicago White Sox defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4 at Rate Field on June 14, 2026, in a game that remained tight through five innings before a decisive sixth-inning eruption handed Chicago all six of its runs. The DiamondIQ model entered the game giving the White Sox a 46% chance of winning, and while that figure barely moved through the early going, the bottom of the sixth pushed it toward certainty as Chicago sent multiple batters over the fence against two different Dodgers pitchers.

The sixth inning was the game's singular turning point. Colson Montgomery led the damage with a home run off Jack Dreyer that added 19.2% to Chicago's win probability, the single largest swing of the contest. Chase Meidroth followed with another home run off Dreyer, contributing an additional 6.6%. The Dodgers turned to Emmet Sheehan, but the bleeding continued as Sam Antonacci went deep for a 14.8% win-probability swing, and Andrew Benintendi added a double worth 9.1%. By the time the inning closed, the DiamondIQ model's estimate of a White Sox victory had vaulted toward the finish line. Los Angeles managed single runs in the seventh, eighth, and ninth, but a forceout by Andy Pages off Seranthony Domínguez in the top of the ninth, costing the Dodgers 7.5% in win probability, effectively closed the door.

Montgomery finished as the game's top performer by WPA at plus 20.1% with an RE24 of plus 1.8, while Antonacci contributed plus 13.0% WPA. On the mound, Erick Fedde paced Chicago's pitching staff at plus 14.3% WPA, supported by Sean Newcomb at plus 9.3%. The White Sox collected eight hits against seven for Los Angeles, committing one error to the Dodgers' none, but Chicago's clean and concentrated production in the sixth proved more than sufficient.