The start of Tuesday’s Chicago White Sox game against the Seattle Mariners at Rate Field will be delayed because of rain, the Sox announced.

Adrian Houser pitched six sparkling innings in his first major league start in a year, and the Chicago White Sox cooled off the Seattle Mariners with a 1-0 victory.

After a more than 90-minute rain delay, the Seattle Mariners lost 1-0 on Tuesday night against the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field. The eighth inning loomed large, as the Mariners had multiple opportunities to score,

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.

Adrian Houser pitched six shutout innings in his team debut and Joshua Palacios drove in the game's lone run as the Chicago White Sox edged the visiting Seattle Mariners 1-0 on Tuesday.

The Seattle Mariners enter Tuesday night with a 2.5-game lead in the AL West, winners of four games in a row. But their bid to make that five straight will have to wait a little longer than anticipated: Rain in the Chicago area has postponed the start of Seattle's game against the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field.

The second grand slam of Julio Rodriguez’ career and a stellar pitching performance by Luis Castillo helped the Mariners win their fourth game in a row Monday.

Veteran free agent right-hander Adrian Houser is signing with the Chicago White Sox on a one-year, $1.35 million contract and will start Tuesday's game against the visiting Seattle Mariners in his season debut.