With two outs and two on, Castro singled in Correa to give Houston the lead. Michael Brantley hit a three-run double off Martin Perez. Yordan Alvarez added an RBI single. Correa reached on a run-scoring infield single. Kyle Tucker singled in another run. The Red Sox, who were the first team in major league history to have double digits in hits six straight times in a single postseason, had just five on Tuesday -- two of them trailing by seven in the ninth.
Eovaldi took the loss, allowing four runs while recording just two outs. Kendall Graveman, the fifth Houston pitcher, threw two scoreless innings for the win.
Bogaerts followed Bregman's foot homer into the Green Monster seats in the top of the first with a foot shot in the bottom half that cleared the Wall, the seats and the billboards above them before landing on Lansdowne Street. Nick Pivetta allowed just one more hit after Bregman's homer before leaving with a lead through five innings.
It was the third straight game the Red Sox got five or more innings from a starter, and the third straight that the Houston starter didn't make it out of the second inning; Zack Greinke got just four outs on Tuesday. Pivetta was charged with one run on two hits and two walks, striking out three. He got Altuve to end the fifth on a hard grounder to Rafael Devers at third. First baseman Kyle Schwarber made a nice play to scoop the throw; replays showed he pulled his foot off the bag, but the Astros did not challenge the call.
Altuve has 21 career postseason home runs, breaking a tie with Derek Jeter for third-most in baseball history. Manny Ramirez is the leader with 29, and Bernie Williams hit Martinez was called out on strikes for the second out of the third inning. With Alex Verdugo stealing second on the pitch, umpire Laz Diaz called Martinez out on a pitch that appeared to be off the plate. Martinez said a few words, then Cora came out of the dugout and Febles and on-deck hitter Christian Vazquez held him back.
Astros manager Dusty Baker also came out, apparently to point out Martinez had interfered with catcher Martin Maldonado as he tried to throw out Verdugo. Diaz left Verdugo at second, and Hunter Renfroe struck out to end the inning. Astros: CF Jake Meyers, who injured his left shoulder crashing into the wall in the Division Series clincher, was originally listed in the starting lineup but "wasn't quite ready yet," Baker said. Osuna promptly hit the next two batters and then gave up a grand slam to Jackie Bradley Jr.
Bradley Jr. No one else on Boston has more than two. Rick Porcello , 4. Charlie Morton , 3. He pitched five innings and allowed two runs in a win over Boston on September 8th.
Kickoff is scheduled for p. The good version of Porcello has shown up in this postseason thus far and Morton is likely to be on a very short leash with such little action of late.
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