Tristan Peters worked a lengthy at-bat against Cleveland Guardians starter Gavin Williams on Monday night, fouling off 12 pitches across an 18-pitch plate appearance before drawing a walk, per ESPN. The at-bat sparked a six-run White Sox rally in the sixth inning that proved decisive in Chicago's 7-3 victory over the Guardians.

The win allowed the White Sox to claim the season series over Cleveland and maintain their position atop the AL Central. Yahoo Sports reported that the victory shrank the magic number to 10, though the reporting does not specify what that number represents. Williams was removed from the game following Peters' walk, per a Reddit highlight post.

One additional highlight circulating on Reddit showed Peters being hit in the helmet on an errant throw from a Guardians player, resulting in a 1-0 White Sox lead at some point in the contest, though the timing and context of that play relative to the six-run sixth are unclear from available reporting.