Chicago White Sox star Tim Anderson hushes booing New York Yankees fans with home run in win

(0:49)NEW YORK -- Tim Anderson said everything he had to say with one swing of the bat -- and a commanding trot around the bases.Anderson hit a three-run homer and then put a finger to his lips to silence fans booing and chanting "Jackie" at him, capping a tumultuous weekend at Yankee Stadium and helping the Chicago White Sox beat New York 5-0 Sunday night for a doubleheader sweep."What a day," White Sox manager Tony La Russa said.A day after Anderson, who is Black, said he was offended by Yankees slugger Josh Donaldson, who is white, calling him "Jackie," the All-Star shortstop didn't play in the first game. The resurgent 36-year-old righty allowed six hits, walked two and struck out five in his second major league outing of the season.Liam Hendriks, who used an expletive earlier Sunday to describe how he didn't believe Donaldson's explanation that he made the "Jackie" reference as part of an inside joke with Anderson, struck out two in a perfect ninth to preserve the win for Graveman (1-1).Hendriks pumped his fist and yelled loud enough to be heard three levels away after whiffing Jose Trevino for his 13th save.Yankees starter Jameson Taillon allowed one run on five hits and one walk with seven strikeouts in a season-high seven innings.