Houston’s Hunter Brown pitches Houston to a 4-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Saturday night, extending the Astros’ winning streak to five games. Brown delivers a strong start, working seven shutout innings while allowing only two hits, both singles, and holding Chicago without a run. Offensively, Houston scores four runs, led by Isaac Paredes, who drives in three runs. Jeremy Peña contributes by going 3-for-6 at the plate and scoring two runs as part of a six-hit Astros total. The White Sox manage to score once in the game, but the Astros’ pitching and run production prevent Chicago from mounting a comeback. Brown earns the win to improve to 2-1. This start also follows Brown’s return to the rotation after he spends about 11 weeks on the injured list with a right shoulder strain, making it his seventh start overall since returning.