Tim Elko hits 3-run homer for 1st career hit as White Sox beat Marlins 4-2
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CHICAGO (AP) — Tim Elko hit a three-run homer — his first hit in the major leagues — in the sixth inning on Sunday to help the Chicago White Sox beat the Miami Marlins 4-2.
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