Jose Abreu hits 29th home run in White Sox win over Indians

Jul 12, 2014; Cleveland, OH, USA; Chicago White Sox shortstop

Leury Garcia

(28), second baseman

Gordon Beckham

(15), first baseman

Jose Abreu

(79) and third baseman

Conor Gillaspie

(12) celebrate after defeating the Cleveland Indians 6-2 at Progressive Field. Mandatory Credit: Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports

The Chicago White Sox evened their series with the Cleveland Indians by a 6-2 score, with two of those six runs coming off the bat of Jose Abreu with a MLB-leading 29th home run in the fourth inning.

It was a solid win by the White Sox on Saturday, with not only the homer by Abreu, which put him at 73 RBIs on the season, but the Sox added one run in the sixth and three more in the ninth for their six total runs.

The Indians had one run innings in the seventh and eighth.

Eight different White Sox batters had one hit, including doubles from Conor Gillaspie and Gordon Beckham.

Abreu, Adam Dunn, Beckham and Leury Garcia all had RBIs, with Abreu and Beckham each having two.

It was the good Scott Carroll (4-5) on Saturday on the mound for the White Sox.

Though he pitched just five innings, he allowed no runs on two hits and one walk. It was the exact start the White Sox needed from Carroll, who struck out three, as he didn’t put the White Sox offense in a hole where they couldn’t dig out of like he has in previous starts.

Zach Putnam and Eric Surkamp each allowed an earned run in relief, while Javy Guerra and Jake Petricka also pitched in relief, allowing no runs in a combined 1.2 innings.

The loss went to Zach McAllister (3-5) in seven innings pitched. He allowed three runs on four hits and two walks. McAllister struck out two.