Peters Ties White Sox Record With Homer in 5th Straight Game
The outfielder is locked in at the plate, matching a franchise milestone and expanding his splits with his first lefty HR.
Tristan Peters homered for the fifth consecutive game, tying the Chicago White Sox all-time franchise record for consecutive games with a home run. The streak also included a notable first: Peters hit his first career home run off a left-handed pitcher. The hot streak signals Peters as a strong short-term power bat worth factoring into lineup and matchup projections. His improved production against lefties broadens his utility in platoon situations.
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