With an offense of 14 hits, the Houston Astros crushed the Chicago White Sox 10-1 on Tuesday and advanced to the American League Championship, where they will face the Boston Red Sox.
The Astros could win the American League Championship for the third time in the last five years, having been successful in the 2017 and 2019 editions, being World Series champions the first time around.
Those of Houston took a thorn with this victory since they had reached the World Series for the first time in 2005, when they played in the National League, where they then fell by sweep precisely before the White Sox.
The Red Sox, who won their Division series 3-1 to the Tampa Bay Rays, will face the Astros next Friday in the first game of the league top.
Except for center fielder Jake Meyers and Cuban designated Yordan Alvarez, all Astros players hit at least one hit, with Jose Altuve leading the attack with a home run and three RBIs.
The game was won by the Dominican Yimi García (1-1) and lost by the Cuban Carlos Rodón (0-1).
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