Chicago enters this afternoon with the better recent form and the more interesting pitching angle, even after Tuesday's 4-3 loss slowed its climb toward .500. Schultz gives the White Sox a left-handed starter with strikeout upside and a cleaner run-prevention profile than Urena, while the Angels counter with a lineup that still has legitimate thunder through Trout, Soler, Neto, and Schanuel. The betting case is not simply about backing the hotter team; it is about whether Chicago can convert baserunners after wasting several chances Tuesday and whether Los Angeles can avoid asking too much of a bullpen that was forced into tense work again. The under also stays live because this series has repeatedly leaned toward lower scoring, with Chicago's recent pitching showing real bite and the Angels still missing important pieces. If the White Sox get even average contact luck behind Schultz, their run-line profile remains attractive.