Jonathan Cannon wins his second consecutive openness and the White Sox beat the stars

Edgar Quero had two hits and two driven races and Luis Robert Jr. connected home run to support six Jonathan Cannon tickets when the Chicago White Sox premises defeated the Houston Astros 7-3 on Friday.

Houston approached a race with Yainer Díaz’s solitary home run against Jordan Leasure in the eighth, but Chicago added three security races in the lower half, including Jacob Hits from Jacob Amaya and Michael A. Taylor.

Cam Booser launched a ninth entrance without annotations to help White Sox win consecutive games for the second time in the season.

The stars finished 12-2 with runners in the position of scoring. Díaz left 4-3 with two ranked races and Jake Meyers added a couple of hits and a driven.

Cannon (2-3) won its second consecutive opening. It allowed two scattered races and nine hits, with five strikeouts.

Chase Meidroth contributed a couple of hits for White Sox.

Quero, the White Sox receiver who eliminated José Altuve with a robbery at the top of the first, opened the score with a double producer in the casualty. Robert Jr. was shot down on the dish when he tried to score in the play, and Altuve got his first assistance in the gardens of his career in the big leagues.

Meidroth added a simple driver in the second entry to expand the advantage of Chicago at 2-0. The stars recovered a race with a double producer of Díaz in the fourth.

Chicago added a couple of races in the fifth with a solitary home run by Robert Jr., his fifth home run of the season, and a simple producer of Quero.

The left -hander of the Astros, Framber Valdez, allowed four races and seven hits in five innings, with two bases per ball and six strikeouts. Valdez, with a 1-4 mark, has lost three of its last four decisions.

The White Sox won the first series in the series for the first time since April 11 against visitors Boston Red Sox, which drove the team to their only series victory of the season.

-Field level media