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Altuve safe on failed fielder's choice. Marisnick to second.

Safe on failed fielder's choice. Marisnick to second.

Gattis doubled to center. Lowrie advanced to third. Altuve scored. Marisnick scored.

Doubled to center. Lowrie advanced to third. Altuve scored. Marisnick scored.

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Lawrie hit a sacrifice fly. Reddick scored.

Gattis singled to right. Lowrie advanced to third. Altuve scored. Marisnick scored.

Singled to right. Lowrie advanced to third. Altuve scored. Marisnick scored.

Rasmus singled to right. Gattis to third. Lowrie scored.

Singled to right. Gattis to third. Lowrie scored.

Marisnick homered to left on a 0-2 count. Castro scored.

Homered to left on a 0-2 count. Castro scored.

Lawrie singled to center. Davis scored. Vogt scored.

Singled to center. Davis scored. Vogt scored.

Gentry singled to left. Sogard to second. Lawrie scored.

Singled to left. Sogard to second. Lawrie scored.

Athletics second.  B.Butler flied out to right fielder Springer.  I.Davis walked on a full count.  Reddick tripled to center, I.Davis scored.  Lawrie hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Marisnick, Reddick scored.  Sogard flied out to center fielder Marisnick.  

Astros third.  Marisnick safe at first on fielding error by first baseman I.Davis'.   Marisnick stole second.  Altuve hit an infield single to second, Marisnick to third.   Altuve stole second.  Springer struck out.  Lowrie walked.  Gattis singled to right, Marisnick scored, Altuve scored, Lowrie to third.  On Pomeranz's wild pitch, Gattis to second.  Carter popped out to shortstop Semien.  Rasmus singled to right, Lowrie scored, Gattis to third.  Ma.Gonzalez popped out to shortstop Semien.  

Astros fourth.  J.Castro walked on a full count.  Marisnick homered to left on a 0-2 count, J.Castro scored.  Altuve struck out.  Springer walked on four pitches.  Springer  was caught stealing, pitcher Pomeranz to first baseman I.Davis to shortstop Semien, Springer out.  Lowrie flied out to left fielder Gentry.  

Athletics fourth.  Vogt walked on a full count.  B.Butler lined out to third baseman Ma.Gonzalez.  I.Davis doubled to right, Vogt to third.  Reddick popped out to third baseman Ma.Gonzalez.  Lawrie singled to center, Vogt scored, I.Davis scored.  Sogard singled to right, Lawrie to third.  Gentry singled to left, Lawrie scored, Sogard to second.  Fuld popped out to shortstop Lowrie.  

Athletics seventh.  Gentry walked.  Fuld sacrificed, first baseman Carter, Gentry to second.  Semien singled to left, Gentry scored.  Sipp pitching.  Vogt grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Altuve to shortstop Lowrie, Semien out.  B.Butler struck out.  

Astros ninth.  Marisnick singled to center.  Altuve safe on failed fielder's choice, third baseman Lawrie to second baseman Sogard, Marisnick to second.   Marisnick stole third.   Altuve stole second.  Springer struck out.  Lowrie was intentionally walked.  Gattis doubled to center, Marisnick scored, Altuve scored, Lowrie to third.  Valbuena struck out.  Rasmus struck out.  

The A's took two of three from the Astros in Houston, April 13-15. Oakland is 16-6 all-time at home against Houston, although the clubs have split the last six of these contests.

The Astros are hitting much better on the road (.264) than at home (.174) so far in 2015. That .090 differential is the largest in the majors (road team BA higher).

Oakland is just 3-4 at home so far in 2015, but all three of these home victories have been shutouts (the A's have outscored their opponents 30-0 in these three games). The last team whose first four home victories of a season were all shutouts was the 2009 Pittsburgh Pirates (April 13-20, 2009). The last AL team was the 1972 California Angels (April 15-May 6, 1972).

Jose Altuve and Mark Canha each have six infield hits in 2015, tying them for the most in the AL. Altuve led the AL in infield hits last season, with 36 (this is Canha's first season in the majors).

Dallas Keuchel is undefeated in his last eight starts (4-0, 1.62 ERA), going at least 6.0 innings while allowing no more than two earned runs in each of these appearances. The last pitcher to have a longer streak of consecutive starts without a loss while throwing 6+ IP and allowing two or fewer ER in each start was Zack Greinke, who had a 10-game streak for the Dodgers, July 30-September 17, 2013 (streak not broken by any relief appearances).

Scott Kazmir has had six straight quality starts against the Astros, going 3-0 with a 1.79 (8/40.1) and .199 opponent average during this streak. He threw six innings of one-run ball in a victory over Houston on April 13.

HP - Wolcott, 1B - Cooper, 2B - Cederstrom, 3B - Barksdale

(SportsNetwork.com) - Drew Pomeranz tries to put the brakes on a personal two-
 game losing streak on Sunday when the Oakland Athletics wrap up a three-game
 series with the Houston Astros at the Coliseum.

Houston Astros (10-7) at Oakland Athletics (8-11), 4:05 p.m. (ET)

Oakland,  CA  (SportsNetwork.com) -  Evan Gattis' two-run  double in the ninth
 inning  lifted the  Houston Astros to a  7-6 win over the Oakland Athletics on
 Sunday, giving Houston its first sweep over Oakland in team history.

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Houston Astros @ Oakland Athletics on April 26, 2015

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