The Chicago White Sox suffered their third consecutive 100-loss season in 2025, finishing with a record of 58-100, marking the seventh time in franchise history they have lost at least 100 games. Despite some progress from last year's record-breaking 121 losses, the team remains in a rebuilding phase. White Sox pitcher Jonathan Cannon, returning from Triple-A, pitched 4 1/3 innings, allowing five runs on six hits, including a three-run homer by Aaron Judge, who hit his 50th home run of the season. Judge's performance highlighted his status as one of MLB's top hitters, contributing to the Yankees' 8-1 victory at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees, tied with the AL East-leading Blue Jays at 90-68, faced potential delays due to stormy weather forecasted for the evening, with heavy rain and thunderstorms predicted. Yankees starter Max Fried dominated the Sox lineup, allowing only one run over seven innings. The game was marked by Judge's significant impact, including two home runs, and the Yankees' overall strong offensive showing. The White Sox, despite a brief lead in the second inning, struggled against Fried's pitching and couldn't capitalize on scoring opportunities. Cannon expressed optimism about his performance and the team's future, emphasizing the positives and the need for growth ahead of next season. Meanwhile, weather conditions threatened to delay the game scheduled for 7:05 p.m. ET, with high chances of rain through the evening. The White Sox aim to avoid a sweep in the series finale, with Davis Martin on the mound facing Yankees ace Carlos Rodón, who has been outstanding this season with a 3.04 ERA and 198 strikeouts. The team continues to make roster adjustments, including claiming Derek Hill after an injury to Mike Tauchman, as they look toward rebuilding for the future.