Walker Buehler allowed a run and hit nine in seven Inning to help Boston Red Sox visited the Patriots Day late in the morning to beat Chicago White Sox 4-2 on Monday.
Buehler (3-1) allowed four strokes, walked three and threw 100 fields (63 strikes). Two of the four strokes allowed by Buehler came in the first shot when he gave up his single run. Justin Slaten threw a ninth without a score to win its third savings.
Rob Refsnyder became a host for the first Boston. Trevor Story Red Sox took three hit, while Kristian Campbell added two hit, including a two -stage single.
White Sox became a solo host from Andrew Beninndi, who gathered two of the team’s five hit. In the second shot, a Brooks Baldwin Double was Chicago’s other only layer hit.
Boston won three of the four games in the series, while the lost Chicago’s road record reduced to 1-9.
White Sox launcher Jonathan Cannon (0-3) delivered four runs with four strokes and four strikes in six strokes.
Nick Maton ranked third in a Andrew Beninndi Single, and White Sox took ahead 1-0 in Edgar Quero’s grounding.
After Refsnyder’s solo house running second place, Red Sox scored three goals in the third place and went ahead 4-1. Jarren Duran doubled and scored a goal in Trevor Story’s single, and Campbell scored 2-1 before delivering a base-loaded single that allowed Boston to get ahead 4-1.
MLB started his career with Red Sox, and when he opposed Aroldis Chapman, he closed the score. He was the fourth Homer of the year, and only left -handed Champman was sixth in his career that he allowed a left -handed hit.
White Sox was 0 to 10 in the runners scoring position.
Red Sox won four out of seven games against White Sox to complete the season series between teams.
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