Tyler Gilbert was called upon after the starter was removed, successfully striking out a batter and allowing the White Sox's offense to score six runs in the sixth inning. The bullpen combined for 4 2/3 scoreless innings, with Gilbert's efforts contributing to a 10-4 victory. The relief pitching has shown improvement, achieving a 2.75 ERA since mid-June. Despite ranking last in saves, the bullpen's growth is praised by coaches. They have balanced youth and experience among pitchers, which has contributed to their recent success.
Gilbert stabilized the situation and the offense took off in the sixth, scoring six runs in an eventual 10-4 victory at PNC Park.
The bullpen has settled in as of late, boasting a 2.75 ERA, the second-best mark in baseball since June 19, behind Miami Marlins' 2.36.
Assistant pitching coach Matt Wise noted that it takes time for bullpens to form roles, acknowledging the consistent effort from the relievers.
Despite having the fewest saves in the majors (12), the overall improvement of the White Sox relievers over the past month is notable.
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