The Los Angeles Angels are in the midst of a BRUTAL road stretch, and they visit the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday looking to stop a four-game road losing streak that has become one of the most CONCERNING trends of their season. At 12-18 overall and 7-11 on the road, the Angels are a team that is searching for answers away from home, and Tuesday's game at Rate Field represents another opportunity to find them. The pitching matchup is a Doozy. The Angels will send Jose Soriano to the mound, and he has been nothing short of SPECTACULAR this season. With a 5-0 record, a 0.24 ERA, a 0.82 WHIP, and 43 strikeouts, Soriano has been one of the most dominant pitchers in all of Major League Baseball. His numbers are almost UNBELIEVABLE — a 0.24 ERA means that opposing teams are barely scoring against him, and his strikeout rate suggests that hitters are completely overmatched when they step into the box against him. If the Angels are going to snap their road losing streak, Soriano is exactly the pitcher they want on the mound. The White Sox will counter with Davis Martin, who has been excellent in his own right. Martin brings a 3-1 record, a 2.01 ERA, a 1.02 WHIP, and 26 strikeouts into the game, numbers that reflect a pitcher who is in complete command of his arsenal and capable of shutting down any lineup. The contrast between Soriano's dominance and Martin's steady excellence makes this one of the most INTRIGUING pitching matchups of the week. The White Sox are 5-8 at home and 12-17 overall, but they have been playing better baseball recently, going 6-4 in their last 10 games with a .271 batting average and a 4.10 ERA. Munetaka Murakami leads the team with 12 extra-base hits, all of them home runs, while Colson Montgomery has been on FIRE, going 12-for-38 with two doubles, four home runs, and 10 RBIs in his last 10 games. The Angels, on the other hand, have been STRUGGLING, going 2-8 in their last 10 games with a .263 batting average and a 5.26 ERA. They have been outscored by 14 runs in that span, a reflection of a team that is not getting the job done on either side of the ball. Jo Adell has a .262 batting average to lead the team, while Vaughn Grissom has been a bright spot, going 12-for-29 with four RBIs in his last 10 games. The line for Tuesday's game has the Angels as slight favorites at -142, with the White Sox at +119. The over/under is set at 7.5 runs, a number that reflects the quality of the starting pitchers and the expectation that runs will be at a premium. If Soriano can continue his DOMINANT run and the Angels' offense can provide even modest support, Los Angeles has a chance to snap their road losing streak and get their season back on track. But if Martin and the White Sox have anything to say about it, the Angels' road woes will continue for at least one more night.