The Latest Breaking News from Dylan Cease

CHICAGO — Elvis Andrus and Luis Robert stood at second and first base, respectively, representing the potential tying and winning runs for the Chicago White Sox.

BALTIMORE — As Omar Little’s whistle from “The Wire” played and a flashing light sequence followed at Camden Yards, Orioles manager Brandon Hyde stood on the mound with catcher Adley Rutschman and Baltimore’s infielders, waiting for closer Félix Bautista to reach the mound in a precarious eighth-inning situation.

Eloy Jimenez homered, but the Sox went 2-for-13 with runners in scoring position.

No matter what numbers you look at, the White Sox starter ranks among the very best in baseball this season.

Gavin Sheets’ two-run pinch double in the seventh and Yoan Moncada’s go-ahead single in the eighth propelled the Sox to their fifth victory in a row.

Houston's record as a road favorite is notable, but Tuesday is all about the pitching.

CHICAGO — Growing up, Dylan Cease always looked forward to watching a Justin Verlander start.

“It’s very important to me,” Cease said of matchup with Verlander

First up: Sky-Liberty in a best-of-three series in the first round.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Veteran pitcher Zack Greinke shut down the White Sox offense for more than six innings, and the Royals’ offense scratched out enough runs against Chicago ace Dylan Cease and the visitors’ bullpen to secure the second consecutive series victory of their current homestand.

Dylan Cease completed his 14th straight start with one or no earned runs allowed Thursday.