For the first seven innings, it certainly seemed like the White Sox (61-57) channeled the Pope in the series opener, mashing three solo home runs for three of their four runs in front of a 40,000-person crowd, all wearing Pope hats. | MLB / Baseball SavantOffensively, the South Siders were looking great early in the game, blasting three solo home runs and an RBI double to go up four runs, 4-0. The White Sox were brutally flat at the plate for the rest of the game, with only Murakami getting a hit, with a double in the bottom of the eighth to extend his on-base streak. Though the South Siders only left four on base, they went 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position. Luis Castillo will take the mound for his second outing since joining the South Siders, going up against another righthander as the Reds turn to Rhett Lowder.