The White Sox Beat the Astros 5-1 Behind Colson Montgomery’s 2 RBIs
Colson Montgomery and Randal Grichuk drove Chicago’s offense, while Sean Burke allowed one hit and six strikeouts in 5 2/3 scoreless innings.
- On Tuesday, the Chicago White Sox defeated the Houston Astros 5-1, led by Colson Montgomery's two hits and two RBIs and Randal Grichuk's two-run double.
- Chicago starter Sean Burke earned his eighth win, allowing one hit with six strikeouts over 5 2/3 scoreless innings; Houston's Kai-Wei Teng took the loss, surrendering three runs in two innings.
- Andrew Benintendi's fifth-inning RBI single opened scoring before Montgomery doubled to push the lead to 3-0. Grichuk's seventh-inning double extended the advantage to 5-0.
- This loss, paired with the Texas Rangers' 8-5 win over the Athletics, cut Houston's lead in the AL West to one game. Isaac Paredes homered in the eighth for the Astros' only run.
- The series continues Wednesday with RHP Hayden Wesneski starting for Houston, while the White Sox have not yet named their starter.
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Independent EspañolChicago beat Houston 5-1 with outstanding performance by Montgomery and Grichuk. Burke shone on the mound with six punches. Texas narrowed distance in the West Division. Paredes connected a home run for the locals, but it wasn't enough to avoid the fall of the Astros.
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The White Sox beat the Astros 5-1 behind Colson Montgomery’s 2 RBIs
HOUSTON (AP) — Colson Montgomery had two hits and two RBIs and Randal Grichuk added a two-run double to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 5-1 win over the
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thesportsleader.comSean Burke’s effective start helps White Sox level series vs. Astros
Sean Burke threw 5 2/3 shutout innings as the visiting Chicago White Sox defeated the Houston Astros 5-1 on Tuesday, leaving each team with one win to begin a four-game series between division leaders.Colson Montgomery produced his second multi-hit gam...
White Sox 5, Astros 1: Timely hitting supports Sean Burke's gutsy outing
Two major qualms people have about the Chicago White Sox lately: Starting pitchers needing to find a way to go deeper into games and the offense needing to capitalize with runners in scoring position. Last night’s loss was a mix of both when Anthony Kay was knocked out in the fifth inning, and the offense left 14 runners on base. Tonight, thanks to two-out base hits from Andrew Benintendi, Colson Montgomery, and Randal Grichuk, the White Sox of…
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