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Joseph doubled to center. Paredes scored. Pearce scored.

Doubled to center. Paredes scored. Pearce scored.

Me.Cabrera doubled to center. Abreu scored.

C.Davis singled to right. Jones advanced to third. Lough scored.

Singled to right. Jones advanced to third. Lough scored.

Pearce singled to center. Davis to second. Jones scored.

Singled to center. Davis to second. Jones scored.

Schoop safe at first on fielder's choice and fielding error by second baseman Sanchez. Hardy to second. Pearce to third. Davis scored.

Safe at first on fielder's choice and fielding error by second baseman Sanchez. Hardy to second. Pearce to third. Davis scored.

Joseph grounded out. Schoop to second. Hardy to third. Pearce scored.

Grounded out. Schoop to second. Hardy to third. Pearce scored.

C.Davis hit a sacrifice fly. Jones scored.

Orioles first.  M.Machado struck out, catcher Flowers to first baseman Abreu.  Reimold safe at first on fielding error by third baseman Gillaspie's.  On Gillaspie's error, Reimold to second.  A.Jones doubled to left, Reimold scored.  C.Davis walked on a full count.  Pearce flied out to center fielder Eaton, A.Jones to third.  Paredes grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Al.Ramirez to second baseman C.Sanchez, C.Davis out.  

Orioles second.  J.Hardy grounded out, shortstop Al.Ramirez to first baseman Abreu.  Schoop homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Joseph walked on a full count.  M.Machado sacrificed, pitcher Rodon to first baseman Abreu, Joseph to second.  Reimold struck out.  

Orioles sixth.  Pearce singled to left.  Paredes singled to left, Pearce to second.  D.Webb pitching.  J.Hardy popped out to second baseman C.Sanchez.  Schoop popped out to first baseman Abreu.  Joseph doubled to center, Pearce scored, Paredes scored.  M.Machado grounded out, shortstop Al.Ramirez to first baseman Abreu.  

White Sox sixth.  Eaton grounded out, first baseman Pearce unassisted.  Abreu singled to left.  Me.Cabrera doubled to center, Abreu scored.  Me.Cabrera was out advancing, right fielder C.Davis to second baseman Schoop to third baseman M.Machado, Me.Cabrera out.  LaRoche flied out to center fielder A.Jones.  

Orioles seventh.  Lough pinch-hitting for Reimold.  Lough singled to left.  A.Jones walked on four pitches, Lough to second.  C.Davis singled to right, Lough scored, A.Jones to third.  Pearce singled to center, A.Jones scored, C.Davis to second.  Da.Jennings pitching.  Paredes lined out to third baseman Gillaspie.  J.Hardy safe at first on fielder's choice and throwing error by pitcher Da.Jennings', C.Davis to third, Pearce to second.  Schoop safe at first on fielder's choice and fielding error by second baseman C.Sanchez's, C.Davis scored, Pearce to third, J.Hardy to second.  Joseph grounded out, shortstop Al.Ramirez to first baseman Abreu, Pearce scored, J.Hardy to third, Schoop to second.  M.Machado struck out.  

Orioles eighth.  Shuck in as left fielder.  Bonifacio in as second baseman.  Carroll pitching.  Lough grounded out, shortstop Al.Ramirez to first baseman Abreu.  A.Jones doubled to left.  On Carroll's wild pitch, A.Jones to third.  C.Davis hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Shuck, A.Jones scored.  Pearce singled to left.  Paredes struck out.  

Baltimore has won six of its last seven meetings with the White Sox, including two out of three this year. Chicago hasn't scored more than four runs in any of its last 15 games in the series (2.6 runs per game), with Baltimore winning 11 of those contests.

Baltimore dropped three out of four games versus the Rangers at home this week, its first series loss in nearly a month (June 1-3 at Astros). The Orioles are still an MLB-best 19-8 (.704) since June 4.

The White Sox wrapped up an eight-game road trip with a two-game sweep of the Cardinals on Tuesday (2-1) and Wednesday (7-1). It was just the second time the Cardinals -- who have the majors' best record at 51-27 -- have been swept in a series this season, and first at home.

Melky Cabrera has homered twice in his last three games, after hitting just one home run in his first 72 games played this season. He's batting .361 (13/36) over his last nine games, with five RBI and a 1.064 OPS.

Adam Jones is hitting .391 in day games this year (36/92) but just .238 at night (41/187). That's the largest batting average difference in the majors between day and night, where day is better (+.153; min. 3.1 PA/Team G).

Ubaldo Jimenez averaged an MLB-high 5.5 walks per nine innings last season (min. 100 IP), but has lowered that rate to 2.8 per nine this season. That improvement (-2.7) ranks as the largest in the majors from one season to the next by any pitcher since Brandon Webb from 2004 to 2005 (-2.8; min. 100 IP first season and 50 IP the next).

HP - Pattillo, 1B - Barry, 2B - Barrett, 3B - Conroy

Stellar pitching has paced the Chicago White Sox during a much-needed surge.
Carlos Rodon looks to continue that trend Sunday when the White Sox try for a fifth straight victory and series sweep of the visiting Baltimore Orioles.

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CHICAGO (AP)  Back in the majors, Jonathan Schoop quickly made an impact.
The Baltimore second baseman homered in his first at-bat since coming off the 60-day disabled list, connecting on the second pitch he saw Sunday as the Orioles routed the Chicago White Sox 9-1.

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Baltimore Orioles @ Chicago White Sox on July 5, 2015

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