The Sox were incensed after blowing a ninth-inning lead Sunday, but a rebuilding clubhouse is seeing signs of growth after the 5-4 loss.

CHICAGO — The Rangers concluded the first third of their season with a sweep-stopping, come-from-behind win vs. the last-place Chicago White Sox at Rate Field Sunday afternoon. It took a ninth inning rally to do so. Here’s how Sunday’s 5-4 win happened.

Staring down the ignominy of a potential sweep at the hands of the Chicago White Sox, the Texas Rangers rallied to salvage a win in their road trip finale.

With this win, the White Sox avoided the series sweep against the NL East-leading Mets. After an off day on Thursday, the White Sox travel to Baltimore to face the Orioles, who are in last place in the AL East with a 19-35 record. Sean Burke is scheduled to start Friday's game at 7:05 p.m. ET at Camden Yards.

Rate Field, home of the Sox, is hosting an event in honor of the new pope, the Archdiocese of Chicago announced Tuesday.

Adrian Houser allowed three hits in six-plus scoreless innings Monday, but the Chicago White Sox lost 2-1 to the New York Mets at Citi Field.

Juan Soto’s sacrifice fly tied the game in the eighth and Francisco Lindor’s walk-off sacrifice fly won it in the ninth.