White Sox' baserunning mishaps and missed opportunities define shutout loss in Houston

<p>HOUSTON – The White Sox offense didn’t do much in Wednesday night’s 2-0 loss to the Astros, but the way things unraveled after <b>Tristan Peters</b>’ eighth-inning leadoff triple made a three-hit shutout still go down as a game defined by mistakes.</p><p><b>Drew Romo </b>walked after Peters’ triple drew the Astros infield in, with the game still scoreless. Despite <b>Sam Antonacci</b> grounding directly to shortstop <b>Jeremy Peña</b>, Peters ran home after a brief hesitation, and was out by

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