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Stubbs grounded out, second baseman Profar to first baseman Olson.

Brantley singled to right, Straw scored, Bregman to third.

Singled to right, Straw scored, Bregman to third.

Gurriel singled to left, Bregman scored, Marisnick to third.

Singled to left, Bregman scored, Marisnick to third.

Reddick fouled out to third baseman Chapman.

Grounded out, second baseman Profar to first baseman Olson.

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Gurriel doubled to center, Fisher scored.

Grossman homered to right on a 0-2 count.

Bregman hit an infield single to shortstop, Kemp scored, Straw to third.

Hit an infield single to shortstop, Kemp scored, Straw to third.

On shortstop Semien's throwing error, Straw scored.

Chapman homered to center on a 1-1 count.

Astros first.  Fisher hit a ground-rule double to center.  Bregman flied out to left fielder Grossman.  Brantley lined out to left fielder Grossman.  Gurriel doubled to center, Fisher scored.  Reddick flied out to left fielder Grossman.

Athletics second.  Grossman homered to right on a 0-2 count.  Laureano grounded out, shortstop Mayfield to first baseman Gurriel.  Profar homered to right on a full count.  Hundley grounded out, third baseman Bregman to first baseman Gurriel.  Semien struck out.

Astros fifth.  Kemp walked on a full count.  Straw singled to left, Kemp to third.  Straw stole second.  Fisher popped out to second baseman Profar.  Bregman hit an infield single to shortstop, Kemp scored, Straw to third.  On shortstop Semien's throwing error, Straw scored.  Brantley flied out to right fielder Piscotty.  Gurriel grounded out, shortstop Semien to first baseman Olson.

Astros seventh.  Buchter pitching.  Kemp fouled out to third baseman Chapman.  Straw walked on a full count.  Straw stole second.  Fisher singled to left, Straw scored.  Hendriks pitching.  Fisher was caught stealing, catcher Hundley to second baseman Profar, Fisher out.  Bregman struck out.

Athletics seventh.  Harris pitching.  Grossman grounded out, second baseman Kemp to first baseman Gurriel.  Laureano homered to left on a 3-1 count.  Profar singled to right.  Canha pinch-hitting for Hundley.  On Harris' wild pitch, Profar to second.  Canha struck out.  Semien grounded out, third baseman Bregman to first baseman Gurriel.

Athletics eighth.  Pressly pitching.  Chapman homered to center on a 1-1 count.  Olson struck out.  Davis singled to center.  Piscotty struck out.  Grossman singled to center, Davis to second.  Laureano struck out.

Astros twelfth.  Straw singled to right.  Straw stole second.  Fisher struck out.  Bregman walked.  Brantley singled to right, Straw scored, Bregman to third.  Marisnick pinch-running for Brantley.  Gurriel singled to left, Bregman scored, Marisnick to third.  Wang pitching.  Reddick fouled out to third baseman Chapman.  Stubbs grounded out, second baseman Profar to first baseman Olson.

The Astros are tied for the AL lead in wins with 37 with one game to play this month. Of the previous nine teams to have 37 or more wins before June 1, all nine made the playoffs and five won the World Series (2018 Red Sox, 2017 Astros, 2014 Giants, 1998 Yankees and 1984 Tigers).

The Athletics lost their last two games to the Angels, snapping a span of 10 straight wins (not including a suspended game on May 19). They allowed six and 12 runs in the two losses after never allowing more than five runs during the winning streak.

Houston has won four of the first five games against Oakland this season, scoring 5.60 runs per game. The Astros are 32-9 against the A's in games from March through June since 2015 compared to 19-21 in games from July through September.

Alex Bregman hit two home runs in the Astros' last series against the Cubs, and is now tied with teammate George Springer and two others for the MLB-lead in home runs at 17. An Astros player has never led MLB in home runs in a season.

Mike Fiers has a 2.84 ERA with a 0.82 WHIP in his last six starts dating back to April 26. The only qualifying AL pitchers with a lower WHIP in that span are Justin Verlander (0.60) and Chris Sale (0.79).

Brad Peacock has allowed just one run in his last four starts while racking up 32 strikeouts. The last Astros pitcher to allow one run or fewer with 30+ strikeouts in a four-game span was Roger Clemens in April 2005 (also 32 strikeouts and one run allowed).

HP - Porter, 1B - Reynolds, 2B - Scheurwater, 3B - Ortiz

Cole, Astros look to complete 3-game sweep of A's
In-state product Gerrit Cole looks to continue his dominance over California teams at California sites when he attempts to pitch the visiting Houston Astros to a three-game sweep of the Oakland Athletics on Sunday afternoon.

Cole, Astros look to complete 3-game sweep of A's

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)  Rookie Myles Straw has got off to a running start in his second stint in the big leagues.
Straw had three hits, three stolen bases and scored his third run of the game on Michael Brantley's go-ahead single in the 12th inning to help the Houston Astros complete their second three-game sweep of the season against the Oakland Athletics with a 6-4 victory on Sunday.

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Houston Astros @ Oakland Athletics on June 2, 2019

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