Rick Renteria didn’t even need to say a word when asked following an 8-4 White Sox victory over the Tigers on Tuesday night at Comerica Park if that effort was what he wanted to see from his offense.\n\nThe White Sox manager simply smiled and gave the thumbs-up sign.\n\n• Box score\n\n“Yes. The answer is yes to that question,” said Renteria when pushed for a verbal reply. “We are very happy that we did what we did. We are very happy to have a couple guys back in our lineup. The guys responded well with some runs.”\n\nShortstop
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Jiménez, who finished with two hits and four RBIs, is now 13-for-21 in his five multihit efforts this season. But he is 1-for-38 in his 11 other games played.\n\n“I'm just looking for a good pitch to hit and a good pitch in the zone. I got it, and I hit it,” said Jiménez of his homer. “I thought it was good on the barrel, but I never thought it's going to be a homer.\n\n“When I was in the slump, I feel like I saw the ball good but was not hitting it to the right spot and was swinging a little bit at balls out of the zone. But now I'm just trying to see the ball and hit it where there's not people at.\"\n\nThe White Sox offensive outburst supported