Peters Extends Homer Streak as Sox Top Rangers

10 sourcesUpdated Aug 27, 2026

Tristan Peters extended his homer streak to five games, tying both a White Sox and MLB rookie record, matching Munetaka Murakami. Brenton Doyle contributed a three-run homer, and Sam Antonacci added two RBI singles in the White Sox’ 10-4 win over the Texas Rangers. Peters finished with three hits and three RBIs, as Chicago improved to 70-63 and sits atop the AL Central. The win sets up a pivotal series against the Minnesota Twins. Peters has been hitting at a standout clip this month, with an August line of .322/.420/.661 as part of a breakout season. Manager Will Venable credited Peters’ trust in his swing and staying back to let the ball travel as key to sustaining the hot stretch.

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NBC 5 - Dallas - Fort Worth - KXASLean LeftTristan Peters homered for a fifth straight game and tied an MLB rookie mark

athlonsports.comOtherTristan Peters Joins Babe Ruth in MLB History

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