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Alvarez Hits AL-Leading 31st Homer, Wade Has First Career Grand Slam and Astros Beat Rangers 9

LaMonte Wade Jr. hit his first career grand slam and Yordan Alvarez added his AL-leading 31st homer in Houston's 9-3 win.

  • On Saturday, the Houston Astros defeated the Texas Rangers 9-3, with Yordan Alvarez hitting his AL-leading 31st home run and LaMonte Wade Jr. launching his first career grand slam.
  • Texas starter Kumar Rocker allowed seven runs on eight hits, struggling at home before departing in the sixth inning, having entered 0-5 in his last eight home starts.
  • Astros right-hander Peter Lambert earned his eighth win, limiting the Rangers to three hits and one walk while striking out seven over six innings.
  • Alvarez reached 201 career home runs with a 425-foot blast to center, while Christian Vazquez added a solo shot and Wade's 400-foot grand slam in the second secured the lead.
  • Houston will start Cristian Javier in Sunday's series finale, while Texas counters with MacKenzie Gore, who recently pitched five innings against the Angels.
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ARLINGTON, Texas, U.S.A. (AP) — Yordan Álvarez connected another huge home run to reach 31, the largest number in the American League; LaMonte Wade Jr. hit the first grand slam of his career and Houston Astros beat 9-3...

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Alvarez hits AL-leading 31st homer, Wade has first career grand slam and Astros beat Rangers 9-3

Yordan Alvarez had another moonshot for his AL-leading 31st home run, LaMonte Wade Jr. hit his first career grand slam and the Houston Astros beat the Texas Rangers 9-3.

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