CHICAGO — Tim Anderson produced with his bat, his legs and his energy during the 2019 Opening Day White Sox 10-8 victory over the Mariners in Friday’s exciting home opener at Guaranteed Rate Field. Anderson went 3-for-4 with three RBIs, four runs scored and a homer: not a bad performance, considering the shortstop was working on little sleep after the birth of his second daughter on Monday. But it’s the sort of energy that this young White Sox lineup showed in rallying from an 8-6 deficit with three runs in the seventh after losing an early 6-1 advantage. “Now we have to put that one away and get the next one,” Anderson said. “It was fun, it was exciting. A lot of exciting things are happening. I’m a dad [again]. I had a good game today. Special week for me. I’m having fun.”
