by Gary BondDETROIT -- The 37-degree conditions Monday afternoon at Comerica Park must have seemed like 80 and sunny to the Chicago White Sox hitters, who pounded out a season-high 16 hits against the Detroit Tigers.
Two of the three White Sox big bombers -- Jermaine Dye and Paul Konerko -- also produced major league history in a 10-6 win against the Tigers, blasting back-to-back home runs in the second inning for the first time this season.
That wasn't the history.
The fact the home runs were career No. 300 for each of them made Dye and Konerko the first pair in MLB history, according to Elias Sports Bureau, to accomplish the feat in a back-to-back situation in the same inning.
That meant Tigers starting pitcher Zach Miner also will be a footnote.
Two of the three White Sox big bombers -- Jermaine Dye and Paul Konerko -- also produced major league history in a 10-6 win against the Tigers, blasting back-to-back home runs in the second inning for the first time this season.
That wasn't the history.
The fact the home runs were career No. 300 for each of them made Dye and Konerko the first pair in MLB history, according to Elias Sports Bureau, to accomplish the feat in a back-to-back situation in the same inning.
That meant Tigers starting pitcher Zach Miner also will be a footnote.
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