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Andrew Vaughn scored three hits, including a two-run home run, and Luis Robert achieved a two-run double, letting the Chicago White Sox beat the Texas Rangers 8-2 on Sunday in Arlington, Texas. rice field.
AJ Pollock, José Abreu and Leury Garcia chipped in with three hits each as part of Chicago's 15-hit attack.
In Texas, Nathan Lowe hit a home run, hit three hits and hit two home runs.
With the victory, the White Sox split the four game series.
The White Sox right-handed Lucas Giolito (8-6) made five innings, abandoned one run with six hits, and won.
Texas Spencer Howard (2-4) was lifted after 3 1/3 innings after allowing 6 runs and won 5 times. Right-handed people distributed 8 hits and hit 3 on the walk.
In the second inning, the White Sox led Pollock's RBI single and never looked back. Josh Harrison who walked scored from 2nd place.
Chicago filled the lead with three runs in two innings, centered on José Abreu's one-out single and Bourne's two-run home run.
The Rangers chipped back in the third inning with a run. Marcus Semien became a single and Corey Seager walked and set Rowe's run score to a single to the right.
Four times, Chicago took advantage of Seger's error in shortstop to allow Garcia to reach. Pollock rips a double and Robert rips a two-run double to the right, ending Howard's afternoon.
Left-handed Brett Martin entered, allowing Eloy Jimenez a RBI single and increasing the White Sox lead to 6-1.
In the sixth inning, Yoán Moncada walked full of walks, scored RBIs and explained Chicago's seventh run.
The White Sox was missing Tim Anderson on Sunday. Tim Anderson was the first to suspend two games after contacting the umpire Nick Marley on July 29. MLB reduced Anderson's three-game suspension to two games on Sunday. The shortstop will also complete his suspension in the first doubleheader match in Kansas City on Tuesday.
– Field-level media
