Jonathan India and Adam Frazier hit two-run homers, rallying the Kansas City Royals to a 6-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Sunday for a series sweep. The White Sox led 2-0 before India tied it in the seventh with his 451-foot shot,

The Royals must contend with the Texas Rangers on Monday night. It's the start of a four-game series that will have playoff implications. The Royals swept the Rangers in June and need one more victory to secure the regular-season tiebreaker.

The Kansas City Royals may be coming alive at the right time. While they are still four games back in the American League Wild Card race, they are now two games

Josh Smith leads the Rangers with a .266 batting average, and has 21 doubles, two triples, nine home runs, 41 walks and 30 RBIs. Ezequiel Duran is 10 for 23 with three RBIs over the last 10 games.

With two outs in the bottom of the 7th, Adam Frazier shot a double down the left field line on an 0-2 pitch, which set Jonathan India up to hit a monster, 451-foot two run homer into the second tier of fountains in left field, tying the game at 2.

Seattle Mariners second baseman Adam Frazier hits a single during an American League Divisional Series game against the Houston Astros on Oct. 11, 2022, at Minute Maid Park. Troy Taormina-Imagn Images

After Jonathan India clubbed a tying, two-run homer in the seventh inning, Maikel Garcia broke the tie with a two-out, RBI single during the four-run eighth, and the Kansas City Royals swept their three-game series with a 14th consecutive home win over the Chicago White Sox,

The Royals helped the South Siders out for another run, as Andrew Benintendi reached second on a fielding error by Adam Frazier in left field. Edgar Quero made the mistake count, as he had an RBI single to drive in the run and extend the lead to 2-0. Yes, the White Sox actually capitalized off of another team’s mistake.

The Kansas City Royals may be coming alive at just the right time. While they are still four games back of the defending American League champion New York Yanke

Infielder Cam Devanney could be on the verge of making his Major League debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates, thanks to his continued excellent form in Triple-A.