video thumbnail  NYY@CWS: Ramirez powers a two-run homer in the
fourth  CHICAGO -- The White Sox had no shortage of baserunners
against Yankees ace CC Sabathia on Monday night, but the left-
hander battled his way out of trouble inning after inning,
handing Chicago its third straight loss, 3-2, at U.S. Cellular
Field.  The Yankees (65-42) staked Sabathia to a 2-0 lead before
he even took the mound, scoring a pair of first-inning runs off
White Sox starter Jake Peavy, who actually got stronger as the
game went on, unlike in recent outings. He allowed just one
other run over seven innings.  Playing without first baseman
Paul Konerko, who left Sunday's game after being hit by a pitch
on the left knee, the White Sox couldn't cross the plate against
Sabathia outside of a two-run homer by shortstop Alexei Ramirez
in the fourth inning, which cut New York's lead to 3-2. Despite
recording 10 hits in eight innings off of Sabathia, the White
Sox couldn't come up with a timely hit, as Sabathia constantly
pitched his way o