Yaar Diaz on Friday put a contrasting area, walk-off home run with two outsiders in the ninth innings to win Houston Astros 2–1 on Tampa Bay rays on Friday.
Diaz club the left-handed reliever Garat Clivinger (0–1) of his seventh home run of razes, who killed the first two batsmen of the ninth. Diaz drilled a first-pitch slider on the right to win.
Astro also attracted by retreating 1-0, entering the bottom of the eighth innings.
Jake Mayors opened the frame from a double-center field from a double-creature field from the Reliever’s Reliler Kevin Kelly and when Zach Deenzo chased with an informed single. The grounder was fielded by the second basman Curtis Mead, which tried to jump a challenging, which first removed the Basman Jonathan Aranda and allowed the mayors to score and score the third base.
The rays took a 1-0 lead on the second pitch of the game when Jose Cabellro drove away its second home run of season 383 feet from Astro Left-Hander Frame Waldez (5-4).
It was a limit to the damage done by Waldez, who retired 12 consecutive batsmen after Cabellro Homer. Aranda opened the fifth with a single, but Waldez erased the Mead to hit a double play. Valdez then retired rays in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings.
Waldez allowed Taylor’s walls to an-out single in the ninth, proceeding on a wild pitch to another base. After a trip to the cableero, Diaz cut the walls as he attempted to steal the third base. Waldez completed the ninth to reduce Yandi Diaz. He allowed a run on three hits, with a walk and nine strikeouts. He threw only 83 pitches.
Raz Right-Hand Ryan Pepiot was fantastic to produce its fifth consecutive quality.
Pepiot faced the minimum through four innings, thanks to the base-ringing gaf by the mayors at the bottom of the third. The Mayors dumped a single in the shallow left area to open the frame, and with one, the Mauricio broke for the second base on a pitch for dabon, which sent a line drive to the cablero in the right area. The Mayors hesitantly hesitated a beat, saying that Cabellro caught up and doubled the first base to end the danger.
Pepiot retired the Astro in order in the fourth and sixth and worked around the two-out walk for Cam Smith in the fifth. He set Isaac Paradees and Jose Altuve to open to seventh place, but when the Christian walker slapped a single for the center field.
Pepiot allowed two hits and one walk recording four strikes in the 6 2/3 scorer innings. He threw 61 pitches for strike, in his second consecutive scoreless presence.
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