Sox at Valencia Series Results 
05/25/41: Chicago Black Sox @ Valencia Stars - Win, 8-3.
Valencia Decked by Reyes, Black Sox
W: J. Nicto (3-3) L: B. Butler (2-2) .
HR - CHI: D. Dave (10), F. Reyes 2 (12), M. Cleide (1) VAL: E. Curran (9), C. Love (7)
Player of the Game: LF Fernando Reyes, Chicago (2-4, 2 HRs, 2 R, 5 RBIs)
Cliché of the Game: "Feels good to get the job done," Reyes said after the game.
05/26/41: Chicago Black Sox @ Valencia Stars - Loss, 2-5.
Stars Solve Black Sox, 5-2
W: P. Hernández (1-5) L: F. Mangin (2-3) S: J. Martínez (5).
HR - CHI: M. Simpson (5) VAL: Á. Zalapa (6), E. Curran (10), A. Haney (12)
Player of the Game: SP Pepe Hernández, Valencia (7.0 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 4 BB, 6 K, PQS: 3)
Cliché of the Game: "I felt good up there," said Valencia CF Aaron Haney. "I saw the ball well." Haney hit a critical 2-run homer in the 7th inning.
05/27/41: Chicago Black Sox @ Valencia Stars - Loss, 4-6.
Stars Get Close Win Over Black Sox
W: J. Martínez (2-2) L: F. Brinson (2-6) S: J. Martínez (6).
HR - CHI: D. Dave (11) VAL: Á. Zalapa (7), C. Love (8)
Player of the Game: 3B Curt Love, Valencia (2-3, 1 HR, 1 R 3 RBIs)
Cliché of the Game: "Feels good to get the job done," Ángel Zalapa , Valencia SS, said after the game. Zalapa hit a key 2-run homer in the 8th inning to give the Stars the lead.
05/28/41: Chicago Black Sox @ Valencia Stars - Loss, 2-3.
Stars Bridle Black Sox, 3-2
W: L. Koude (2-0) L: A. Moelling (2-3) S: J. Torres (6).
HR - VAL: R. Pagán (15)
Player of the Game: SP Lee McHone, Valencia (5.1 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 6 BB, 5 Ks, PQS: 3)
Cliché of the Game: "I like winning," McHone told the Valencia Herald. "I may joke around, but when it comes down to it, winning is the most important thing."
Hot Take: And so begins the unraveling … Analysts have thought all season that the Black Sox have been punching above their weight class, and their performance in this series illustrates the truth of that assertion. Interestingly, the Achilles heel has been the bullpen, which the Sox front office had figured to be an area of strength. But the ongoing struggles of RP Frits Brinson and long reliever/spot starter François Mangin have helped to undermine that belief. The Sox are thinking about sending Brinson down to AAA Carolina to see if he can work through his issues and regain some semblance of effectiveness. In the good news, Amayas Moelling returned to the starting rotation from his week in the bullpen with an effective (although losing) effort in the last game of the series. He went 8.0 innings and allowed 6 hits, 3 runs and no walks while striking out 3. Management hopes this will help him put his struggles behind him. Not that it will matter much … the Sox, at heart, are a .500 to slightly below .500 team, and they’re simply finding their true level.