Astros Crush Red Sox, Win Fourth Straight

On April 1, Houston Astros just smoked the Boston Red Sox, 9-2 on Tuesday night, grabbing

their fourth win in a row.

Hunter Brown dominated with six clean innings, giving up just one hit and fanning eight

batters.

Your nervous crushed a homer and drove in two runs to lead the charge.

Cam Smith added his first homer of the season in the seventh, while Carlos Correa and Christian

Walker each picked up two hits and two RBI's.

The Astros bounced back strong after dropping their first two games, handing Boston their

fourth straight loss since opening day.

Brown hit 602 career strikeouts, the second fastest in team history behind Lance McCullough's

Junior.

Red Sox starter, Brian Bello, struggled in his debut, allowing six runs over four and two

thirds innings.

There was some drama when the Umba lost the count on a walk to Smith, but Boston didn't

challenge it.

Cody Bolton closed it out with three innings in his first big league save.

Series wraps Wednesday with Garrett Crochet, taking the mound for the Red Sox against Houston's

Mike Burrows, so expect another battle in Houston.

That's the story for today, MLB News, today driven by AI.