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This looked like an Angels' win up until the top of the 9th when Houston rallied for five runs against Huston Street and won 5-3.
Houston. Huston.
Anyway, the Los Angeles closer got the first two outs without much of a problem (infield pop out, strike out), then was 1-2 and 0-2 on the next two hitters. They both reached - Preston Tucker solo home run & George Springer triple - then Jose Altuve singled in a run to make it 3-2.
Carlos Correa hit a shot to second base and Taylor Featherston made a nice stop, but the ball got stuck in his glove (probably doesn't get the speedy Correa anyway). Jed Lowrie followed with a 3-run home run down the right field line that just got out (Kole Calhoun nearly made the catch) and incredibly the Astros had a 5-3 lead.
I'm not going to say I like watching the Angels blow a three-run lead in the ninth at home because I REALLY, REALLY like watching the Angels blow a three-run lead in the ninth at home.
All that was missing were dozens of shots of Mike Scioscia on the Los Angeles bench making his expired milk face.
Mute Mix
I saw Alan Ashby was handling the play-by-play, and I've already had plenty of Ashby for one baseball season, so it turned into a Mute Mix Sunday afternoon/evening.
Morning After Cuts - Skybox
Sanctuary - Tim Reynolds
Random classical tracks
Purple - Stone Temple Pilots
70s/80s mix
Weezer - Weezer
Forever Gold Live - Carlos Santana
Random tracks - The Temptations
Anyway, the Los Angeles closer got the first two outs without much of a problem (infield pop out, strike out), then was 1-2 and 0-2 on the next two hitters. They both reached - Preston Tucker solo home run & George Springer triple - then Jose Altuve singled in a run to make it 3-2.
Carlos Correa hit a shot to second base and Taylor Featherston made a nice stop, but the ball got stuck in his glove (probably doesn't get the speedy Correa anyway). Jed Lowrie followed with a 3-run home run down the right field line that just got out (Kole Calhoun nearly made the catch) and incredibly the Astros had a 5-3 lead.
I'm not going to say I like watching the Angels blow a three-run lead in the ninth at home because I REALLY, REALLY like watching the Angels blow a three-run lead in the ninth at home.
All that was missing were dozens of shots of Mike Scioscia on the Los Angeles bench making his expired milk face.
Mute Mix
I saw Alan Ashby was handling the play-by-play, and I've already had plenty of Ashby for one baseball season, so it turned into a Mute Mix Sunday afternoon/evening.
Morning After Cuts - Skybox
Sanctuary - Tim Reynolds
Random classical tracks
Purple - Stone Temple Pilots
70s/80s mix
Weezer - Weezer
Forever Gold Live - Carlos Santana
Random tracks - The Temptations
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