Astros' Epic Comeback Wins First Game

0:00It's March 29th. This is MLB News Today, your AI-powered source for everything, MLB. Astros just grabbed their first win of the 2026 season, stunning the Angels 11-9 at Dijk and Park. They trail by six runs into the fifth inning, staring down an O3 start after dropping the first two games of the series. But Houston unleashed 11 straight runs to flip the script in epic fashion. The rally kicked off with Isaac Paradees doubling in a couple during the fifth, then exploded in the sixth with eight runs after two outs. Angels airs on throws, walks, and a wild pitch opened the door wide. This marked Houston's biggest inning since dropping 10 on the Dodgers last July 4th. Some fans bailed early, missing one of the wildest comebacks you'll see. The Astros had gone just one for 14, with runners in scoring position over the first two games. So this clutch hitting felt like a total vibe. Shift. It tied their largest rally from last year too. He blows came from Carlos Corea's single, and a sneaky taper that tied it up.

1:02Plus Christian Walker's go ahead hit. Yanard Diaz singled in a pair, and Jake Myers crushed a two-run double to build that 11-6 cushion. The Angels fought back late but couldn't close the gap. Momentum's swinging for Houston now. After that O2 hole, this win's got him breathing easy, heading into the next series.