The Juice is back for its fifth season of fun! Stop by each weekday for an ample serving of news from the action, plus great photos, stats and video highlights. Donkey punch: Watch the flight of the ball. Slugger Adam Dunn nearly slapped the virtual face of Matt Moore with a home run that hit the scoreboard beyond the last row of seats in right at Tropicana Field on Monday. Dunn's blast, his 16th of the season (he's back, by the way) gave the Chicago White Sox all of the offense they needed in a 2-1 victory at Tampa Bay . Big Sale: Lefty Chris Sale also was epic, striking out 15 in 7 1/3 innings, one K short of the ChiSox club record set by Jack Harshman in 1954. Fifteen Ks? That's harsh, man . Sale was harsh on the Rays, who said some nice things afterward: "I don't know what it was like facing Randy Johnson when he was young," said Rays outfielder Ben Zobrist. "But this kid, he's going to be great, and I think he has a real bright future as a starter." To help the White Sox win their sixth straight game, Sale threw 80 of his 115 pitches for strikes. ( What elbow problem? What switch to closer?) Sale was raised in nearby Lakeland, Fla. and recalled when he had just turned 9 years...