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White Sox ambush Hunter Brown, Meidroth’s three-run homer finishes 7-3 win over Astros
The White Sox did their damage early and then handed the late innings to a bullpen that gave Houston almost nothing. Chicago scored four times in the first inning and stretched a one-run game back out on Chase Meidroth’s three-run homer in the sixth for a 7-3 win at Daikin Park.
Story contact: Terrence BookerREAD THE GAME ↗6 — 3White Sox build early cushion, hold Astros off 6-3 at Daikin Park
Chicago built a five-run cushion before Houston's bats fully stirred, then handed the last seven outs to Grant Taylor to finish a 6-3 win over the Astros on Tuesday at Daikin Park.
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Astros break open a scoreless game in the third and blank Athletics 9-0
Houston did not need a late surge or a narrow escape Sunday. The Astros turned a tight game into a one-sided 9-0 win over the Athletics with a four-run third inning, then kept adding against a pitching staff that could not stop the traffic.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗13 — 2Jeremy Peña’s two homers lead Astros’ five-homer barrage in 13-2 win over Athletics
Jeremy Peña hit two home runs and drove in four, and the Houston Astros overwhelmed the Athletics 13-2 at Sutter Health Park with 16 hits, five homers and seven steady innings from Hayden Wesneski.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 6Athletics' six-run sixth holds off Astros' two-homer rally in 6-5 win
For most of the night at Sutter Health Park, the Astros looked as if two home runs might be enough. Then the Athletics flipped the game in one breathless sixth inning and spent the rest of a 6-5 win protecting the damage they had finally put on the board.
Story contact: Terrence BookerREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 5Houston Astros beat Athletics, 7–5
Houston Astros finished with a 7–5 victory over Athletics at Sutter Health Park on September 24, 2026.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 6
Seattle Mariners beat Houston Astros, 6–5
Seattle Mariners finished with a 6–5 victory over Houston Astros at T-Mobile Park on September 23, 2026. A single run separated the teams at the finish.
Story contact: Katie SullivanREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 0Yordan Alvarez bookends Astros’ 7-0 win over Mariners as Houston’s power decides the night
Some shutouts feel gradual. This one felt segmented, with Houston landing four clean scoring blows and leaving Seattle to spend the rest of the night chasing a game that kept getting farther away.
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4 — 2Mike Yastrzemski’s sixth-inning blast flips Braves past Astros after Hunter Brown’s strong start
For five innings at Daikin Park, this looked like Hunter Brown’s afternoon. Then one pitching change and one swing from Mike Yastrzemski turned a quiet game into a 4-2 Atlanta Braves win over the Houston Astros.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗6 — 3Ronald Acuña Jr.’s grand slam flips Braves past Astros 6-3 at Daikin Park
For six innings, Houston had the cleaner shape of the game. Then Ronald Acuña Jr. turned one Atlanta opening into the defining swing of the night, and the Braves left Daikin Park with a 6-3 win over the Astros on Saturday.
Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗6 — 2Three two-run homers and Tyler Mahle’s six strong innings carry Braves past Astros 6-2
Atlanta did not overwhelm Houston with one endless rally at Daikin Park. The Braves won this one with precision: three two-run home runs, six controlled innings from Tyler Mahle, and a bullpen finish that never let the Astros turn a close game into a real chase.
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2 — 6Five Houston homers sink Royals as Ethan Pecko steadies Astros in 6-2 win
Houston turned an early deficit into a simple arithmetic problem Thursday at Daikin Park: the Royals managed three hits, while the Astros kept sending baseballs over the fence. The result was a 6-2 Houston win built on five home runs and a long, calming outing from Ethan Pecko after a shaky start.
Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 2Rave, Massey and a costly eighth lift Royals past Astros 5-2 at Daikin Park
Box scores can lie by symmetry. The Royals and Astros finished with eight hits apiece Thursday at Daikin Park, but Kansas City turned its share into a 5-2 win by pairing patience with two timely home runs and by cashing in the game’s lone defensive mistake.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 4Jeremy Peña’s two-homer night gives Astros enough in 4-2 win over Royals
On a night when neither lineup piled up hits, Jeremy Peña made Houston’s few swings that mattered most. The Astros shortstop homered twice, Yordan Alvarez added a two-run shot, and that compact burst of power carried Houston past the Kansas City Royals 4-2 at Daikin Park.
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Jonathan Aranda’s two homers headline Rays’ 15-hit, 14-4 win over Astros
The Tampa Bay Rays turned a Sunday at Tropicana Field into an exercise in accumulation: an early lead, repeated middle-inning damage and enough pitching to make Houston’s scattered home-run power feel cosmetic in a 14-4 victory.
Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 3Ian Seymour’s 10 strikeouts and Richie Palacios’ two-run single lift Rays past Astros 3-2
A 391-foot homer put Houston in front, but this game turned on a different kind of pressure. The Tampa Bay Rays kept making the Astros hit from behind in the count, piled up 14 strikeouts on the mound, and used two middle-inning scoring swings to edge Houston 3-2 at Tropicana Field.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗1 — 3Junior Caminero’s ninth-inning blast lifts Rays past Astros in a 3-1 game that defied the hit count
The neatest summary of Friday’s Astros-Rays game at Tropicana Field is also the strangest one: Houston collected nine hits, Tampa Bay managed four, and the Rays still walked away with a 3-1 win because the loudest swings belonged to them.
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