Chicago White Sox vs Kansas City Royals Live Streaming

Chicago White Sox vs Kansas City Royals Live | Chicago White Sox vs Kansas City Royals | Chicago White Sox vs Kansas City Royals Streaming | Chi White Sox vs Kansas City MLB Live Stream | Chicago White Sox vs Kansas City Royals Live Webcast

7:10 pm EDT Sat May 15, 2010

In April, Jake Peavy looked lost on the mound for the Chicago White Sox. He seems to have righted himself in May. Peavy will try to win his third straight start and help the White Sox bounce back Saturday night when they continue a weekend series with the Kansas City Royals, who look to give new manager Ned Yost his second consecutive victory. Peavy, making his first career start in Kansas City, has overcome a shaky opening month by flashing the form that earned him the NL Cy Young Award in 2007 with San Diego. The right-hander was 0-2 with a 7.85 ERA in five April starts, allowing 25 runs, 32 hits and 20 walks in 28 2-3 innings. On May 3, though, he limited Kansas City to four hits, walked one and struck out nine in seven innings of a 5-1 win. Last Saturday, Peavy surrendered two runs, three hits and fanned eight through eight innings of a 7-3 victory over Toronto.

Kansas City didn’t miss much in the seventh inning Friday, totaling five runs and six hits off four pitchers to secure a 6-1 win. The victory was the first in the AL for Yost, the former Milwaukee skipper who replaced the fired Trey Hillman on Thursday after two-plus lackluster seasons. A.J. Pierzynski drove in Omar Vizquel for Chicago’s only run. Vizquel, a 22-year veteran and winner of 11 Gold Gloves as a shortstop, was the designated hitter for the first time in his career, and finished 1 for 4 to raise his average to .143. The White Sox, losers of 10 of 16, failed to win their first consecutive games since sweeping Seattle from April 23-25. Looking for its season-high third straight win, Kansas City turns to Luke Hochevar, who will start against Chicago for the second time this month. On May 4, the right-hander had perhaps his finest outing of the year when he held the White Sox to a run and three hits over six innings of a 7-2 win in Chicago.