LOS ANGELES — White Sox right-hander Mike Clevinger left his start against the Dodgers during the fifth inning Wednesday with right biceps soreness.
With the Sox leading 2-0, Clevinger was a pitch away from escaping a first and third, no out jam when he was hurt. He got Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman to pop out in foul territory and had 1-2 count on J.D. Martinez. After throwing a pitch, Clevinger shook his right hand and went down in a squatting position behind the mound.
