The Philadelphia Phillies (60-45) look to continue their strong form as they face the struggling Chicago White Sox (38-68) in the second game of their three-game interleague series at Rate Field on Tuesday night.
With Jesus Luzardo (8-5, 4.58 ERA) facing off against Jonathan Cannon (4-7, 4.48 ERA), the Phillies aim to secure their third consecutive series win while the White Sox hope to snap out of their recent slump after dropping three of their last five games.
Chicago White Sox vs. Philadelphia Phillies prediction: who will win?
For today's Chicago White Sox vs Philadelphia Phillies matchup, our predictive model gives the Phillies a 59.67% chance of defeating the White Sox.
Philadelphia Phillies: 59.67% win probability
- Dominant road performance (Supporting statistic unavailable)
- Superior offensive production (Supporting statistic unavailable)
- Strong pitching rotation (Supporting statistic unavailable)
Chicago White Sox: 40.33% win probability
- Struggling at home (Supporting statistic unavailable)
- Weak offensive output (Supporting statistic unavailable)
- Bullpen inconsistency (Supporting statistic unavailable)
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Chicago White Sox vs. Philadelphia Phillies preview
The Phillies arrive at Rate Field riding a wave of momentum with four wins in their last six games as they continue their push to overtake the Mets in the NL East standings, sitting just 1.5 games back of first place.
Tuesday's pitching matchup features Jesus Luzardo (8-5, 4.58 ERA) for Philadelphia against Chicago's Jonathan Cannon (4-7, 4.48 ERA), with both starters looking to bounce back from rough outings where they surrendered six runs apiece.
Trea Turner continues to pace the Phillies' potent offense with a .293 batting average, while slugger Kyle Schwarber has been a force with 36 home runs and 84 RBI for a Philadelphia squad that ranks among MLB's top 10 in runs scored.
The struggling White Sox, owners of the American League's worst record at 38-68, have shown brief signs of life recently with series wins over Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay before dropping their weekend series to crosstown rival Cubs.
Chicago's offensive woes have been a season-long storyline, ranking near the bottom of MLB in virtually every hitting category, though they've shown surprising life recently by averaging nearly six runs across their last three contests.
Despite the apparent mismatch, the recent history between these clubs suggests competitiveness—the White Sox have won three of their last ten meetings against Philadelphia and both teams have played over the total in three of their last four games overall.
Chicago White Sox vs. Philadelphia Phillies form
Chicago White Sox vs. Philadelphia Phillies head to head
Chicago White Sox
33%
Philadelphia Phillies
67%
Jul 28, 2025
Chicago White Sox
6 : 2
Philadelphia Phillies
Apr 21, 2024
Philadelphia Phillies
8 : 2
Chicago White Sox
Apr 20, 2024
Philadelphia Phillies
9 : 5
Chicago White Sox
Apr 19, 2024
Philadelphia Phillies
7 : 0
Chicago White Sox
Apr 19, 2023
Chicago White Sox
2 : 5
Philadelphia Phillies
Apr 18, 2023
Chicago White Sox
3 : 0
Philadelphia Phillies
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