Astros rallies again to defeat the sailors

By David BarronHouston Chronicle

Update

00h45 HAC, Saturday 7 September 2019

Josh Reddick's second run in as many games and Alex Bregman's win on Friday night gave the Astros a good start after an unequal left-wing left-wing Framber Valdez with another win, defeating the Mariners 7-4 Minute Maid Park.

Yuli Gurriel, a first-baseman, has been one of Houston's hottest strikers for two months, but remains in the fifth inning with what has been described as left-sided discomfort hamstrings.

Gurriel's condition is day-to-day, the team said.

After recovering from a seven-point deficit on Thursday night to make it 11-9 in 13 innings, the Astros once again lost after half a race while Valdez had four innings with six withdrawals on hold, six balls and three points on two hits.

This time, however, the Houston offense reacted promptly and continued to do so throughout. The Astros took the lead with three points in the first game, Reggie McClain, including the RBI duels of Bregman and Gurriel. Milone.

Reddick had not dominated since the All-Star break, but had a solo tour Thursday to help feed the return of the Astros. On Friday night, he dropped Milone 3-2 on the second deck in the right field for the fourth inning of Houston.

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