CHICAGO -- White Sox first baseman Miguel Vargas left Thursday's game against the New York Yankees in the fifth inning because of a left wrist contusion three innings after hitting his first career grand slam.

Vargas was hurt while trying to stretch for Curtis Mead 's wide throw from just behind third base on a chopper by Aaron Judge . It appeared Judge's left leg struck Vargas' left hand (glove hand) as he ran to first. Vargas crumpled to the ground in pain.

Judge was awarded a single on the play and advanced to second on the wide throw that also allowed Ben Rice to score from first, snapping a 4-all tie. The Yankees added another run in the inning for a 6-4 lead.

Vargas' 14th homer had tied the score 4-all in the second inning. He was replaced at first base by Mead.

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