Tristan Peters Homers in Four Straight Games for White Sox
The Chicago White Sox announced Peters has gone deep in four consecutive games, extending a streak that stood at three just a day earlier.

The Chicago White Sox announced Tuesday that Tristan Peters has homered in four consecutive games, one day after the club noted the streak had reached three.
Four straight is the kind of run that gets its own punctuation — the club's post leaned into it with a "going, going, GONE!" — and it arrives at a moment when the White Sox roster has been in near-constant motion. Andrew Benintendi was placed on the Bereavement/Family Medical Emergency List prior to the club's game against Texas, and Huáscar Brazobán landed on the 15-day IL with a left lat strain the same day. Peters supplying consistent offense in that environment is operationally meaningful, whatever the broader standings context.
What remains unconfirmed
The club's announcement does not specify which opponents the home runs came against, the dates of each game, or any other statistical detail beyond the four-game streak itself. No timetable or projection is attached to the streak.
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