Once more, the at-bats were long and relentless. Once more, the bullpen was airtight. The Astros have found their magical groove and did so again on Tuesday night, when they twice rallied from deficits to beat the Yankees, 6-3, at Minute Maid Park.
George Springer’s bases-loaded double in the bottom of the eighth inning scored two runs to break a 3-3 tie and give the Astros (7-5) their fifth straight victory.
Springer’s hit off Yankees reliever Chad Green decided a game in which the Astros had baserunners in every inning except the first, collected 11 hits and drew five walks.
Yankees bullpen implodes again in second crushing loss to Astros https://t.co/8C3iIHvPwN pic.twitter.com/NQtcnEMB8X
— New York Post (@nypost) April 10, 2019
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One night after blowing a late lead in a tough one-run loss to the Astros, the Yankees went through it again: https://t.co/cgY7WXr1yk | @eboland11 pic.twitter.com/pZJt8FakQU
— Newsday Sports (@NewsdaySports) April 10, 2019
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