Hunter Brown extended the sequential-free Inning series to 24, and Houston Astros turned into a 7-0 victory against Toronto Blue Jays, who visited Monday.
Brown (3-1) delivered two hit and made a walk on seven raids while saving nine strikes on the season. The third consecutive score marked the beginning. Brown’s 24 closure kick line is the longest in the main branches this season and by a longest astros Starter, as Cristian Javier met with 25 1/3 scores in 2022.
When Blue Jays poured George Springer on a lead single and shifted the second and third base, he managed to push a Baserunner to the scoring position with Brown on a tuber. Meanwhile, Brown shot Andres Gimenez and Alejandro Kirk before Ernie Clement began to fly Springer to Strand.
Brown retired eight doughs in a row before I walked with two exits in the fourth place. Bo Bichette went to the left with someone in the sixth place, but Brown responded to entering an inning game of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Brown retired with the strikes of Anthony Santander and Springer. He threw 96 fields, threw 62 strikes and threw an average speed of 97.6 miles on 35 fastball.
Toronto right-handed Kevin Gausman (2-2), suddenly fell from the bottom to the fifth stroke before falling with brown.
Astros rookie glass Smith fired the rally to the right of one time to the right, only the second shot surrendered by Gausman. Brendan Rodgers, Zach DEZENZO and Jose Altuve followed with a single before doubling, Disinzo Smith and Altuve drove Rodgers and DEZENZO to extend Houston.
Pareredes closed the rally with a two -output singles throwing Altuve. Gausman allowed four runs in six strokes.
He finished 10 to 10 with one third of Astros’s order with four runs and three RBIs. DEZENZO and Rodgers recorded two -shot games, DEZENZO added a pair of rods and a rod, and Rodgers added a two -round pair in the eighth shot.
Forrest Whitley from Houston threw two hit -free inning to complete the closure.
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