Well, being at .500 was great while it lasted. Once again, the White Sox gained a lead, just for the bullpen to let it all go.
Lucas Giolito struggled a bit early, but was able to pull it together and get through five innings with a no-decision for his troubles. Then came the seventh inning, when Joe Kelly decided that giving up runs is fine. Back-to-back singles by Yordan Álvarez, José Abreu (still gonna take time to get use to Abreu hitting against the White Sox) and Kyle Tucker gave the ’Stros a lead that they would hold on to, ultimately winning the game, 6-4.