2017 Chicago White Sox season
# Date Opponent Time Score Win Loss Save Record Attendance Streak/ Box
53 June 2 @ Tigers 6:10 pm 5-15 Fulmer ( 6-3 ) Holland ( 4-5 ) - 24-29 28,619 L3
54 June 3 @ Tigers 3:10 pm 1-10 Zimmermann ( 5-4 ) González ( 4-6 ) - 24-30 33,188 L4
55 June 4 @ Tigers 12:10 pm 4-7 Wilson ( 2-1 ) Robertson ( 3-2 ) - 24-31 30,208 L5
56 June 6 @ Rays 6:10 pm 4-2 Beck ( 1-0 ) Archer ( 4-4 ) Robertson ( 9 ) 25-31 14,590 W1
57 June 7 @ Rays 6:10 pm 1-3 Faria ( 1-0 ) Pelfrey ( 2-5 ) Colomé ( 16 ) 25-32 9,313 L1
58 June 8 @ Rays 6:10 pm 5-7 Odorizzi ( 4-3 ) Holland ( 4-6 ) Colomé ( 17 ) 25-33 8,971 L2
59 June 9 @ Indians 6:10 pm 3-7 Kluber ( 5-2 ) González ( 4-7 ) - 25-34 30,043 L3
60 June 10 @ Indians 6:15 pm 5-3 Holmberg ( 1-0 ) Tomlin ( 3-8 ) Robertson ( 10 ) 26-34 31,753 W1
61 June 11 @ Indians 12:10 pm 2-4 Carrasco ( 6-3 ) Quintana ( 2-8 ) Allen ( 15 ) 26-35 26,611 L1
62 June 12 Orioles 7:10 pm 10-7 Petricka ( 1-0 ) Miley ( 2-4 ) - 27-35 17,665 W1
63 June 13 Orioles 7:10 pm 6-1 Holland ( 5-6 ) Asher ( 2-5 ) - 28-35 15,038 W2
64 June 14 Orioles 7:10 pm 6-10 Bundy ( 7-5 ) González ( 4-8 ) - 28-36 20,008 L1
65 June 15 Orioles 1:10 pm 5-2 Swarzak ( 3-1 ) Tillman ( 1-5 ) - 29-36 20,139 W1
66 June 16 @ Blue Jays 6:07 pm 11-4 Quintana ( 3-8 ) Biagini ( 1-6 ) - 30-36 39,071 W2
67 June 17 @ Blue Jays 12:07 pm 5-2 Pelfrey ( 3-5 ) Stroman ( 7-3 ) Robertson ( 11 ) 31-36 47,171 W3
68 June 18 @ Blue Jays 12:07 pm 3-7 Happ ( 2-4 ) Swarzak ( 3-2 ) - 31-37 46,599 L1
69 June 20 @ Twins 7:10 pm 7-9 Santana ( 9-4 ) Holland ( 5-7 ) Kintzler ( 18 ) 31-38 26,095 L2
70 June 21 @ Twins 7:10 pm 2-4 Berríos ( 7-1 ) Holmberg ( 1-1 ) Kintzler ( 19 ) 31-39 33,316 L3
71 June 22 @ Twins 12:10 pm 9-0 Quintana ( 4-8 ) Turley ( 0-2 ) - 32-39 27,684 W1
72 June 23 Athletics 7:10 pm 0-3 Cotton ( 5-7 ) Pelfrey ( 3-6 ) Casilla ( 12 ) 32-40 25,370 L1
The 2017 Chicago White Sox season was the franchises 118th season in Chicago and 117th in the American League. It was also the teams first season under new manager Rick Renteria following Robin Ventura, who chose not to extend his contract with the team after five seasons. The White Sox missed the playoffs for the ninth consecutive season, and finished in 4th place in their division and second worst in the AL respectively.