Maurisio Duban scored two home runs and scored three runs and Jeremy Pena scored twice and runs and running twice to lead Houston Astro on Los Angeles Angels in her three-game series rubber game at home.
This was the second multi-home run game of Dabon’s career. Jake Mayors had two hits, two stolen bases, run scores and an RBI, and Christian walkers were doubled and had two hits and one RBI for Houston, who won the ninth time in the last 12 matches.
Ryan Guvsto (5-3) won, giving five runs on six hits in six innings, while without walking from seven. Josh Hader achieved his 19th sev in 19 attempts, despite allowing a leadoff homer for Zach Neto to open the bottom of the ninth.
Nolan Scanuel also ran 3-for-5 with home-run, double and four RBI, Neto and Logan O’Hope and Lamont Wade Junior went to 2-for-3 with a walk and run for Los Angeles. Hunter Striclland (1-2) was damaged, scoring three runs on three hits and two runs in an innings of relief.
Los Angeles took a 2–0 lead in the fourth innings, when O’Hope left a two-run domestic run, driving in Taylor ward, which was doubled. It was the third homer in two matches for O’Hope and even his 17th of the season, the most by an angels catcher before the all-star break in the history of the franchise.
Houston rebound the fifth lead by Dubon and Pena to take a 4–2 lead at the fifth, the third basman Louis Rengifo by two-out fielding error that allowed the mayors to score, and Walker’s RBI doubles.
The angels took a 5–4 lead at the bottom of the fifth at the sixth home run of Scanuel, on the right of three runs.
Astro responded with his second consecutive four-consecutive runs, with Dubone a two-rose-8-5 lead by Dubon, Pena was highlighted by RBI doubles and a sacrifice fly by Mayors.
Los Angeles Seventh closed 8-6 in seventh in RBI single by Shanuel. Angels had two runners, with two outs, but Reliever Brian Abrau ended the danger by taking out the mic trout on three straight slides.
Neto, with his first career, led the ninth under the ninth with a pinch-hit homer of his first career under the left field line. After Christian Moore and Rengifo exit, Shanuel made a double row from a double from the bottom of the fence in the right centers, but the header rebounded to get trouts to line out to the center to finish the game.
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