Texas advances in postseason; Stars very close

Cuban Adolis García This Tuesday night he led the Rangers in the American League Championship Series in a big tent.

Cuban Garcia hit a three-run homer, while Corey Seager and Nathaniel Lowe Both added a hit in the Texas Rangers’ 7-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, who dropped the American League Division Series to 3-0.

The Rangers They haven’t reached the Championship Series since 2011.

Now they are waiting for the winner of the duel The division between the Astros and the Twins, which Houston team wins 2-1.

Mitch Garver he had two rebounds and Marcus Semien had one for the Rangers.

Law Nathan Eovaldi (2-0) got the job done, pitching seven one-run innings and striking out seven batters this Tuesday.

Cuban Aroldis Chapman He pitched two-thirds of an inning, but struggled as he allowed one hit and walked two, leading off Bruce Bochy to bring Dominican José Leclerc to the mound. His work is summarized in 1.1 empty episodes.

Gunnar Henderson He drove in the Orioles’ only run, and Venezuelan Anthony Santander scored.

Dean Kremer allowed six runs in 1.2 innings and took the loss Orioles.

The Astros beat the Twins 7-1

Cuban José Abreu hit two home runs and his compatriot Yordan Alvarez and Alex Bregman They also hit home runs to back up another dominant postseason performance from Dominican Cristian Javier and in doing so Astros They won 7-1 this Tuesday Gemini.

With this win, the Astros (2-1) were one win away from winning American League Division Series, which is played in the best of five games.
Abreuwho finished the game with five RBIs and two runs scored, joined Álvarez, who hit two home runs in Game 1 of this series, as players with two home runs in the current postseason for the Astros.

For his part, Álvarez took the ball out of the park in each of the three games against the Twins, adding four home runs and six RBIs.
Javier (1-0) presented well once again Astros in the postseason, pitching five scoreless innings, striking out nine and allowing just one hit.

Javier’s previous postseason outing was in the last World Series, when he pitched six hitless innings en route to a no-hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies.
In his last three appearances at this stage of the season, Javier has compiled 16.1 scoreless innings, posting a 3-0 record and a 0.00 earned run percentage.

Planets They wasted no time scoring four runs in the first inning against the starting pitcher. Gemini, Sonny Gray.
The first race pushed her Kyle Tucker with a single to left field that drove in Venezuelan José Altuve.

Abreu He was in charge of continuing the violent attack of the team from Houston, with a full return shot to the left wing he pulled his compatriot for a goal. Yordan Álvarez and Tucker, for a four-run Astros lead (0-4).

The game remained scoreless until the top of the fifth inning, when Bregman singled into the left field bleachers at Target Field in Minnesota with no runners on the bases.
The sixth score for those led by Dusty Baker came in the legs Dominican Jeremy Peña, who drove incontestably into Bregman’s center, in the sixth inning.

Gemini, who squandered a bases-loaded situation in the third and fifth innings against Javier, responded with a comebacker in the bottom of that sixth inning, unstoppable to center field Puerto Rican Willi Castro, who led his compatriot Carlos Correa to the stamping machine.

The power combination of Álvarez and Abreu was credited with sealing the game by each hitting a home run in the ninth inning.
Álvarez hit a home run with no runners on the bases and Abreu hit a two-run homer to complete the Astros’ victory over the Twins.
Quisqueyanci Bryan Abreu and Rafael Montero They pitched one scoreless inning each for the Astros.
Gray (1-1) allowed four runs in four innings and struck out six, taking the loss for the Twins.
Puerto Rican Ángel Pagán pitched a zero inning for Minnesota.