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A's Stun Astros with Late-Inning Comeback | MLB News

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The Oakland A’s pulled off a wild seven-to-six comeback against the Astros, erasing a six-run deficit with a fifth-inning explosion led by Brian Serven’s three-run homer. Max Muncy sealed it with a solo shot in the seventh off Steven Okert. Meanwhile, Yordan Alvarez kept playing despite fouling a ball off his foot and set a franchise record with three intentional walks in one game. Jack Perkins pitched five innings of relief, and Hogan Harris earned his 13th save as Astros manager Joe Espada missed the game due to family emergency. The A’s head home for a three-game series against the Twins, while the Astros get a day off before facing the Yankees.

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