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Tucker grounded out, second baseman Marte to first baseman Walker.

Correa safe at first on throwing error by shortstop Ahmed.

Safe at first on throwing error by shortstop Ahmed.

Reddick flied out to left fielder Peralta.

Grounded out, second baseman Marte to first baseman Walker.

Diamondbacks

Peralta singled to right, Walker scored, Escobar to second.

Singled to right, Walker scored, Escobar to second.

Young grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Altuve to shortstop Correa, Escobar scored, Peralta to third, Kelly out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Altuve to shortstop Correa, Escobar scored, Peralta to third, Kelly out.

Bregman homered to left on a 2-2 count, Altuve scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Altuve scored.

Calhoun doubled to right, Locastro scored, Ahmed scored, Marte to third.

Doubled to right, Locastro scored, Ahmed scored, Marte to third.

Astros fourth.  Altuve singled to right.  Bregman struck out.  Altuve stole second.  Brantley grounded out, first baseman Walker unassisted, Altuve to third.  Gurriel singled to left, Altuve scored.  Correa struck out.

Astros sixth.  Springer lined out to center fielder Marte.  Altuve homered to left on a 1-0 count.  Bregman doubled to left.  Brantley grounded out, second baseman Marte to first baseman Walker, Bregman to third.  Gurriel flied out to left fielder Peralta.

Diamondbacks sixth.  Sneed pitching.  Calhoun flied out to center fielder Springer.  Marte doubled to right.  Walker doubled to center, Marte scored.  Escobar singled to right, Walker to third.  Taylor pitching.  Peralta singled to right, Walker scored, Escobar to second.  Kelly walked, Escobar to third, Peralta to second.  Young grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Altuve to shortstop Correa, Escobar scored, Peralta to third, Kelly out.  Ahmed struck out.

Astros eighth.  Crichton pitching.  Maldonado struck out.  Straw lined out to third baseman Escobar.  Altuve doubled to left.  Bregman homered to left on a 2-2 count, Altuve scored.  Chafin pitching.  Brantley grounded out, third baseman Escobar to first baseman Walker.

Diamondbacks ninth.  Pressly pitching.  Young walked on a full count.  Locastro pinch-running for Young.  Ahmed singled to left, Locastro to second.  Marte singled to left, Locastro to third, Ahmed to second.  Calhoun singled to right, Locastro scored, Ahmed scored, Marte to second.

Since the Astros switched to the American League in 2013, they have taken 15 of the 24 meetings with the Diamondbacks. In that span, the Astros are 15-1 when scoring four runs or more, but 0-8 when held to three runs or fewer.

The Astros rallied to win two of three against the Angels although each of the last two games went to extra innings. The Astros have played in three extra-inning games this season, tied with the Angels for most in MLB -- they are 1-2 in games beyond regulation.

Arizona dropped three of four to the Dodgers in its home-opening series and is averaging 2.7 runs per game this season, second worst in MLB (Cleveland, 2.55). The Diamondbacks' 27 runs is their fewest through 10 games since scoring 25 in the first 10 games of their 1998 inaugural season.

Jose Altuve has slashed .358/.414/.537 in 32 career games against the Diamondbacks, including a career .392 average at Chase Field. His .358 average against the D-Backs ranks sixth all-time among players with at least 100 career plate appearances vs. Arizona.

Christian Walker has a hit in eight of his nine games this season, including three doubles in his last four games. He slashed .194/.351/.274 in 18 interleague games last season and his .274 slugging was fifth-lowest in the NL (min. 50 plate appearances).

Astros rookies have played a combined 40 games this season, third most in MLB. The newbies have been especially present on the mound, combining for 38.1 innings pitched this season -- only the Royals (39.0) have gotten more innings from their first-years.

HP - Barrett, 1B - Johnson, 2B - Wolcott, 3B - Mahrley

The retractable roof was opened in 100-plus degree heat after the third inning at Chase Field in Phoenix on Wednesday night, and not long after, the home team's bats came alive in a big way.
Coincidence? A sign of better times ahead? One can only guess, but for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Wednesday's 14-run outburst, which included 14 batters and nine runs in the fourth inning, got them out of a funk for a night.

D-backs face Astros again, hope big inning is a beginning

PHOENIX (AP)  Kole Calhoun lined a two-run double in the ninth inning and the Arizona Diamondbacks rallied to beat the Houston Astros 5-4 Thursday night to win their first series of the season.
''It's bases loaded, nobody out, we need one run, there's obvious pressure there,'' said Calhoun, who's from nearby Tempe and went to Arizona State. ''I just tried not put too much on it, just go out and have fun in the moment, let the results just take care of themselves.''

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HOU	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	2	0
ARI	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	0	2

Houston Astros @ Arizona Diamondbacks on August 6, 2020

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