Astros' Comeback Win: Eight-Run Sixth Inning

0:00On March 29th, Houston Astros pulled off a thrilling 11-9 comeback win against the Los Angeles Angels last night. Carlos Corea and Isaac Parades each drove in two runs to ignite an 8-run 6-inning that flipped the game on its head. The Astros were down 6-4 heading into that frame, tying it up on Corea's single plus a throwing error by the Angels' catcher. They grabbed the lead with a single from Christian Walker, then hammered Reliever Walbert Urina for six runs before blowing it open with Yiner Diaz's. Two runs single and Jake Myers' two-run double. Earlier, Houston trailed six-nothing in the fifth, but Paradesus' two-run double-chased angel starter read Dettmer's after four and two-thirds innings. Dettmer's allowed three runs on six hits while fanning nine in his first start since last September. Pitching-wise, newcomer Kai Wei-Tung earned his first big league win in his Astros debut, causing two and one-third scoreless innings after a trade. From the Giants, starter Christian Javier struggled, giving up six runs in four and two-thirds.

1:05The Angels showed pop with homers from Oswald Paraza, Jorge Saler, and Nolan Shen will three-run blasts in the ninth, giving them eight team homers to. Lead the majors. Tomorrow, Tatsuya Imi makes his MLB debut against Jack Cochanoets to wrap the series. This has been MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.