All three games between the White Sox and Mariners came down to the wire this week in Chicago, but Seattle came out with the series win. Here are three takeaways.

The Mariners pulled out a taut win over the White Sox on Wednesday, taking two games out of the three in Chicago ahead of a big series against the Astros.

In the next at-bat, Leody Taveras hit the first pitch from Mike Vasil for a two-run homer to center field. The Sox (15-35) lost 6-5, dropping their second straight series. They’ve lost six of their last seven and 11 of 16.

Logan Evans will start for the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday at Rate Field against Miguel Vargas and the Chicago White Sox. First pitch is at 2:10 p.m. ET for the final game of a three-game series.

In a recent article on MLB.com, Mark Feinsand listed Luis Robert Jr. and others as White Sox trade candidates.

The Sox (15-34) didn’t falter late in their win over the Mariners after a one-hour, 35-minute rain delay. Powered by six shutout innings from Adrian Houser, who signed and debuted on the same day, the Sox did just enough to squeak by in Tuesday’s win.

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After a lengthy rain delay to start the game, the Mariners are held to just four hits and fall to the White Sox 1-0 on a chilly night in Chicago, snapping a four-game win streak.

The Seattle Mariners will look to bounce back from their second shutout loss of the season when they bid to secure a road series victory from the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday afternoon.

Officially signed by the team Tuesday afternoon, Adrian Houser moved right into the Chicago White Sox rotation by starting in the evening.