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Garcia homered for the White Sox, who were swept for the second time on a 3-7 road trip. The Los Angeles Angels did it to start the trip.

“You’re not going to see any of our guys putting their heads down and worrying about what just happened over the past 10 days,” Chicago manager Rick Renteria said. “We take account of what happens, we take account of the good and the bad and then we got to get ready for the next series.”

Andrew Chafin (1-0) threw a scoreless fifth inning to get the victory in relief of Randall Delgado.

Fernando Rodney walked Melky Cabrera with two outs in the ninth but got Abreu to ground out to end the game for his second straight save and 12th in 14 tries.

Abreu was 4 for 5 with three RBIs.

Delgado, normally a long reliever, started in place of Taijuan Walker — out with a blister on his right index finger.

Of Arizona’s six hits in the fifth inning, three came from left-handed batters against the lefty Quintana.

With the game tied 2-2, Quintana hit Brandon Drury to start the inning. Lamb — batting .149 against lefties — followed with an opposite-field home run, his 13th of the season.

Lovullo plans to keep playing Lamb against lefthanders. The only difference is he is dropped from cleanup to seventh in the batting order.

“Jake is going to continue to grow and learn every area of the game, so when he does something like he did today it doesn’t surprise me,” Lovullo said. “I know he’s working hard to have those moments.”

Lamb has hit home runs in two straight games and five of his last seven. He knows he has work to do against left-handers.

“I obviously know what’s going on,” he said. “At the same time, I’m not putting any extra pressure on myself. I’m just happy where I’m at mentally. I’m in a good spot. The results will come with more ABs and me continuing to work at it.”

Nick Ahmed had a tworun single, Chris Owings a sacrifice fly and Drury a run-scoring single in the inning.