White Sox drop first game of spring

I was able to see the game today on MLB.TV and there were some things worth pointing out, but for the most part it was a meaningless spring game.
First, the White Sox lost 6-5 in a sloppy game.  There were quite a few errors in the game–four by the Dodgers and two by the White Sox.  The first error by the White Sox was by Gordon Beckham in the forth inning on a bad throw to first base trying to get Aaron Miles out.  It was not an easy throw, but a better one should have been made.  A good throw would have recorded the first out of the inning and held Tony Gwynn Jr. at third, but instead Gwynn came around to tie the game at 1-1 and Miles would also come around to give the Dodgers the 2-1 lead on a 2-out triple by Trayvon Robinson.  The seond error by the White Sox was a throwing error by backup catcher Josh Phegley.  It would eventually lead to Ivan De Jesus coming around to sore on a triple by Jamie Hoffmann giving the Dodgers a 3-1 lead at the time. 
The next thing worth pointing out is the debut of Adam Dunn.  Three at bats, one walk, a run scored and two strikeouts.  Dunn struck out in the first inning with a runner on 2nd, again in the 3rd with Juan Pierre on 3rd base, and then drew a walk in the 6th.  Disappointing to say the least.  Not surprising, just disappointing.
Tony Pena and Miguel Socolovich struggled on the mound, leading to six runs in the 4th and 5th innings.  That was all the Dodgers would score, but it was enough for the win.