The Latest Breaking News from Dylan Cease

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Veteran pitcher Zack Greinke shut down the White Sox offense for more than six innings, and the Royals’ offense scratched out enough runs against Chicago ace Dylan Cease and the visitors’ bullpen to secure the second consecutive series victory of their current homestand.

Dylan Cease completed his 14th straight start with one or no earned runs allowed Thursday.

The 26-year-old right-hander continued his sensational season with another stingy performance Friday.

The victory evened the four-game series at one apiece, lifted the Sox into a second-place tie with the Guardians in the AL Central and kept them within two games of the first-place Twins.

Robert’s usage will be “governed” in next seven to 10 days, general manager Rick Hahn said

Cease is the first Sox pitcher to win the honor in consecutive months.

He improved to 7-2 with an ERA of 0.51 in his last 12 starts.

They are just a game above .500 but trail the first-place Twins by only two games in the American League Central.

When an Oakland batter thought Dylan Cease’s pitches were going to break right, the ball veered left. Fastballs turned into sliders. Sliders slowed into curveballs. Curveballs were actually fastballs. The A’s just could not figure out what the White Sox ace was going to throw. In a showing that was…