Trevor Story collected three hits, including a couple of three-run home races, to help Boston Red Sox expand his winning line to three matches by beating the visiting Chicago White Sox 10-3 Friday night.
History’s first home race put Boston in front of 3-0 in the first round, and his second Homer stretched Boston’s lead to 9-2 in the seventh.
Ceddane Rafaela added a two-run home run and Carlos Narsez met a solo shot for Red Sox. Boston also received three hits from Rob Refnyder.
Hunter Dobbins (2-0) made his second MLB start for Boston and held Chicago for two runs (one served) on three hits in six rounds. He knocked out six and did not go a batter.
Andrew Benintendi met his third home run in the season for Chicago, who has dropped five in a row. White Sox dropped to 0-7 on the road.
Boston’s third bass man Alex Bregman was in the lineup after missing a game while he was on paternity leave. He went 0-for-3, went twice and got twice.
Chicago-Starter Martin Perez (1-1) was drawn after three rounds (52 seats) with White Sox who beat 4-0. He allowed five hits, two and did not record a strike.
After Story gave Boston a 3-0 lead, he made it 4-0 by scoring on Refnyder’s double in the third. Benintendis Solo Home Run in the fourth cut Boston led to 4-1, but Rafaela hammered in the lower half of the fourth to make it 6-1.
It was 6-2 when Benintendi made a third on a Joshua Palacios groundout on sixth, but Stories Fifth Home Race in the season gave Red Sox a 9-2 advantage.
Narvaez met the first home race in his MLB career in eighth. Then Chicago finished the point when Brooks Baldwin drove home Andrew Vaughn with a single in the ninth.
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