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Chicago White Sox 7–4 Houston Astros: MLB regular season, 2 June 2000

Chicago White Sox defeated Houston Astros 7–4 at Enron Field on 2 June 2000 in the mlb regular season.

2 June 2000 International Enron Field
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2 June 2000 · Enron Field

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The game

Chicago White Sox defeated Houston Astros 7–4 at Enron Field on 2 June 2000 in the mlb regular season.

The visiting Chicago White Sox scored 7 runs, while the home Houston Astros finished with 4. The winning margin was 3 runs.

How the scoring developed

In inning 2, Chicago White Sox scored 5 runs in the top half. The score after that inning was Chicago White Sox 5–0 Houston Astros. In inning 3, Chicago White Sox scored 1 run in the top half. The score after that inning was Chicago White Sox 6–0 Houston Astros.

In inning 6, Houston Astros scored 4 runs in the bottom half. The score after that inning was Chicago White Sox 6–4 Houston Astros. In inning 9, Chicago White Sox scored 1 run in the top half. The score after that inning was Chicago White Sox 7–4 Houston Astros.

Pitching decisions

Jim Parque was credited with the pitching win. Shane Reynolds was charged with the loss.

Keith Foulke recorded the save. The win, loss and save are the pitcher decisions recorded for this game.

Hits, errors and innings

Chicago White Sox finished with 9 hits and 0 errors, alongside 7 runs. These totals cover the complete game rather than a single inning.

Houston Astros finished with 10 hits and 1 errors, alongside 4 runs. These totals cover the complete game rather than a single inning.

The season and series

The season record shown with this result was Chicago White Sox 31 wins and 22 losses.

The season record shown with this result was Houston Astros 19 wins and 34 losses.

Inning by inning

Chicago White Sox at Houston Astros
InningChicago White SoxHouston Astros
100
250
310
400
500
604
700
800
910
Total74

Sources

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