White Sox pitching depth faces real test as Guardians try to push playoff series to five games

Three of the four Division Series are over.

The Los Angeles Dodgers advanced in four games, despite losing one at home.

The Tampa Bay Rays advanced by sweeping the New York Yankees yesterday.

The Milwaukee Brewers and Padres played four great games, but San Diego ultimately fell short, losing 3-1.

That sets up another National League Championship Series between the Brewers and Dodgers.

The Rays are awaiting their opponent, and it could be the Chicago White Sox if they win today, or we will get a Game 5 against the Cleveland Guardians on Saturday.

The Guardians finally broke out their bats yesterday.

In Game 1, they were shut out.

In Game 2, they gave up the lead, but at least they scored three runs.

In Game 3, the team put nine runs on the board and spoiled the White Sox playoff home debut.

The bigger question for them now is how they can get it done again.

The Guardians did have a slightly better batting average and slightly more hits than the White Sox in the regular season, so they are technically a better-hitting team, but the White Sox scored 98 more runs than Cleveland.

They also hit almost 50 fewer homers.

FANATICS SPORTSBOOK PROMO CODE FOXNEWS350: BET $20, GET $350 ON ANY MLB DIVISIONAL SERIES GAME TODAY If the Guardians can find a way to keep the White Sox from putting balls over the fence, they might be able to win this one.