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The Houston Astros topped the Chicago White Sox 9–5 on July 24 at Rate Field, surpassing the Vegas total of 8.5 in a matchup that showcased offensive struggles from both lineups. Houston's pitching staff limited the White Sox to just 8 hits while striking out 8, with an ERA of 4.71, though Chicago managed to plate 4 runs on limited opportunities. The Astros' attack proved more efficient despite similar hit totals, as Houston compiled 13 hits with 9 RBIs and 1 home run to secure the victory. White Sox pitching faltered more noticeably, allowing 13 hits and 9 earned runs across the contest, with an ERA of 4.13 and 9 strikeouts. Both teams struck out 9 times and walked 4 times, reflecting the competitive nature of the at-bat quality, though Houston's superior run conversion separated the clubs. The White Sox committed 1 error, a minor defensive blemish in an otherwise close pitching duel that Houston controlled. The Astros' ability to drive in runs from limited offensive opportunities suggests improved execution in clutch situations moving forward.