Astros use five-run sixth to down White Sox
Jose Altuve went 2-for-5 with a two-run homer and three runs batted in for the
Astros, who had dropped their previous four series.
J.D. Martinez, Justin Maxwell and Chris Johnson all homered off of Philip
Humber (2-4), who allowed six runs — five earned — on six hits and two walks
in 5 1/3 innings. Humber did manage to strike out nine.
Lucas Harrell (6-4) picked up the win despite giving up five runs in 7 1/3
innings.
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- Lee’s SO lifts Phillies in Miami
- Wilson leads surging Angels past sinking Mariners
- Bautista, Blue Jays slip by Rays in 10
- First-inning burst helps Wolf, Rangers down A’s
- Nats slip by Giants in 10
- Rockies close out homestand by whacking D-Backs again
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