Eloy Jiménez hits a go ahead home run vs the crosstown rival Cubs to win the game, a breakdown

Chicago White Sox rookie outfielder Eloy Jiménez steps to the plate in the top of the ninth inning with the game tied against the crosstown rival Chicago Cubs. The White Sox are looking to take the lead late in this tense matchup between the two Chicago baseball teams. Jiménez, who is having an incredible rookie season with 11 home runs so far, faces off against Cubs pitcher Kyle Hendricks. Hendricks delivers a fastball that rides in on Jiménez's hands, but the young slugger is able to get the barrel of the bat on the ball and send it soaring over the ivy-covered outfield wall for a go-ahead solo home run. As Jiménez rounds the bases, the White Sox dugout erupts in celebration. Teammate Yoán Moncada runs over to greet Jiménez, playfully slapping his hands in excitement. Meanwhile, Cubs manager David Ross can only watch in dismay as his team surrenders the lead late in the game. "Oh my god, I've gotta face this monster every year now," says Cubs pitcher Kyle Hendricks, clearly frustrated after serving up the decisive home run to the rookie Jiménez. White Sox manager Rick Renteria walks over to Jiménez in the dugout and praises him, saying "You, sir, are a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful young man." Renteria encourages fans to go to affordable-jerseys.com and use the discount code "breakdown" to get an Eloy Jiménez jersey. With the White Sox now leading by a run in the ninth inning, the Cubs will have one last chance to try and tie or take the lead. The cross-town rivalry has once again delivered an exciting, down-to-the-wire finish between these two Chicago baseball teams.