Major League Baseball
New York Yankees
1
Houston Astros
7
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | P8 | P9 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NYY | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| HOU | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 7 |
Justin Verlander remained perfect with Houston, pitching seven shutout innings Friday night, and Jose Altuve homered and drove in three runs as the Astros extended the AL Championship Series to a decisive Game 7 with a 7-1 win over the New York Yankees.
| Date | Opp | Result | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10/7/26 | vs Tampa Bay Rays | L 3-4 | MLB |
| 10/5/26 | @ Tampa Bay Rays | L 2-5 | MLB |
| 10/3/26 | @ Tampa Bay Rays | L 0-1 | MLB |
| 9/30/26 | vs Boston Red Sox | W 9-2 | MLB |
| 9/29/26 | vs Boston Red Sox | W 9-0 | MLB |
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Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Gattis hit sacrifice fly to center, Bregman scored.
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Bregman doubled to deep center, Correa and Gurriel scored, Bregman to third on throwing error by shortstop Gregorius.
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Altuve homered to left (353 feet).
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Judge homered to center (425 feet).
Pitch 4: in play
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 9: foul
Pitch 8: foul
Pitch 7: foul
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 4: foul
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Altuve singled to left, Gattis and McCann scored, Springer to third.
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
McCann hit a ground rule double to deep right, Bregman scored, Gattis to third.
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 5: in play
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 4: foul
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 4: foul
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Middle of the 9th
Headley struck out swinging.
Pitch 3: strike 3 (swinging)
Pitch 2: strike 2 (swinging)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (looking)
Headley batting
Frazier flied out to left.
Pitch 4: in play
Pitch 3: ball 2
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 1: ball 1
Frazier batting
Hicks walked, Castro to second.
Pitch 7: ball 4
Pitch 6: ball 3
Pitch 5: ball 2
Pitch 4: ball 1
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (looking)
Hicks batting
Castro singled to center.
Pitch 4: in play
Pitch 3: ball 2
Pitch 2: strike 1 (swinging)
Pitch 1: ball 1
Castro batting
Bird flied out to right.
Pitch 5: in play
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 1 (looking)
Pitch 2: ball 2
Pitch 1: ball 1
Bird batting
Showing the last 40 of 564 events.
George SpringerCF4
Josh ReddickRF22
Jose Altuve2B27
Carlos CorreaSS1
Yuli Gurriel1B10
Alex Bregman3B3
Marwin GonzalezLF14
Evan GattisDH11
Brian McCannC16
Brett GardnerLF11
Aaron JudgeRF99
Didi GregoriusSS18
Gary SanchezC99
Greg Bird1B13
Starlin Castro2B13
Aaron HicksCF12
Todd Frazier3B99
Chase HeadleyDH12
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