Astros allow just two hits in 4-1 win over Rockies

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Chas McCormick homered, Jake Meyers had two hits and the Houston Astros beat the Colorado Rockies 4-1 in Denver on Wednesday.

Brandon Bielak pitched well over 5 2/3 innings and combined with four Houston relievers to hold Colorado to two hits.

Houston improved to 22-6 against the Rockies since the start of 2013 and finished 3-1 against them this season. Bielak earned two of those wins. The Astros added on in the sixth inning off Rockies starter Austin Gomber. Tucker led off with a double off the wall in right field and moved to third on Alex Bregman's flyout to right.

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