ANAHEIM– Carlos Correa replaces the midfielder with a corner of the squares in the new entry, and the Houston Astros will divide honors in a short series to impress on March 4-2 over the Angelinos of Los Angeles.
Kyle Tucker and Cuban Aledmys Díaz batearon follow-up vultures in the second inning by the Astros, who started the season with an impressive manner, with a 5-1 foyer in his turn of six encounters, in the middle of the abuzzo rival fanatics, who reproach the scandalous robo scandal in the 2017 and 18 seasons.
After the brothers Zack Greinke and Dylan Bundy scored solid innings at the start, Cuban Yordan Álvarez scored a penalty in the second innings ahead of his compatriot Raisel Iglesias (1-1), the new loser of the Angelinos.
Correa bateó has a line that shines on the lower part of the video pantry, close to the wall of the Angel Garden courtyard. Fue the first quadrangular of the boricua in time.
Ryan Pressly (1-0) took the lead with a blank innings of two innings.
For the Astros, the Venezuelan José Altuve from 4-0. Cubans Yuli Gurriel from 4-0, Álvarez from 4-2, Diaz from 4-1 with one goal and one player. The Puerto Ricans scored 3-1 with one note and two assists, Martín Maldonado scored 4-0.
For the Angelinos, the Dominican Albert Pujols of 4-0. El Cubano Iglesias de 3-1.