The Rangers eliminate the Astros and advance to the World Series

The Texas Rangersqualified this Monday for World Series by winning the seventh game of the tournament American League Championshipwith a 4-11 beating Houston Astros.

Cubanor Adolis García This Monday night he hit two home runs, drove in five runs and scored three times.

Rangers (4-3) will play their first World Series since 2012, when they lost in seven games against Saint Lu Cardinalses.

The Houston Astrosthey failed in their mission to repeat the campaign that led them to the title The big leagues.

The opponent of the Texas team will be the winner of the tournament National League Championship Series it will be decided in the seventh game Arizona Diamondbacks and Philadelphia Phillies.

Cuban García, who hit seven home runs in the postseason, was in charge Championship Series Most Valuable Playeror by hitting a home run in four straight games, driving in 15 runs and hitting .357 in seven games.

The Rangers They also featured home runs by Corey Seager and Nathaniel Lowe.

Experienced pitcher Max Scherzer He failed to complete five innings. He left the game after 2.2 double innings.

Left handed retarder Jordan Montgomery (3-0) pitched 2.1 scoreless innings to pick up the win.

Dominican Cristian Javier (2-1) didn’t live up to expectations and left the game after retiring just one batter and allowing three runs.

Venezuelan José Altuve hit his 27th home run of the postseason and Alex Bregman the nineteenth of its count.

The Astros vThey again had problems with a continuous attack and finished their participation in the playoffs with a record of 1-5 in six games in Minute Maid Park in Houston.

Rangers They went ahead in the first inning with three runs on a solo home run by Corey Seager and two RBI singles by Adolis García and Mitch Garver.

Cuban Jose Abreu He hit a single to left field that scored Venezuelan José Altuve.

The Rangers added a fourth run on a García home run in the third inning.

Bregman cut the Astros’ deficit with a home run in the third inning.

In the fourth, Evan Carter doubled and Garcia followed with a double for the Bruce Bochy-led team.

The Ranges They extended the penalty to an eight-run lead (2-10) with two more in the sixth on Nathaniel Lowe’s four-run, two-run shot.

The Astros They added their third run in the seventh, uncontested on Cuban Yordan Álvarez’s center fielder.

García led the Rangers again with his second home run of the eighth inning, a shot that left the outfield, over the left field wall.

In the last opportunity in the attack for Astros, Altuvee went deep and added a fourth run for those led by Dusty Baker.

Cuban lefty Aroldis Chapman He pitched 1.1 scoreless innings, and Dominican José Leclerc worked the inning in which they scored a run.