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White Sox Face the Rockies with 1-0 Series Lead

On Friday night, the Chicago White Sox edged out the Colorado Rockies with a 3-2 victory in a contest featuring the two lowest-ranked teams in the league.
The victory followed Edgar Quero's tiebreaking 401-foot solo home run in the sixth inning after Tyler Freeman tied the game with a double.
White Sox starter Adrian Houser pitched eight innings, allowing four hits, two walks, and two runs that were unearned, while rookie reliever Grant Taylor secured his third save despite giving up a single in the ninth inning.
Colorado Rockies pitcher Germán Senzatela, who has the most losses in the majors, allowed three earned runs on seven hits over 5 and two-thirds innings, maintaining a streak of limiting opponents to three or fewer runs in each of his eight starts this year.
The victory improved Chicago's record to 29-59 and halted Colorado's attempt to secure consecutive home wins for the first time this season, with Jonathan Cannon and Germán Márquez set to start on Saturday.

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