Angels vs. Astros Game Highlights (8/30/25) | MLB Highlights

Angels vs. Astros Game Highlights (8/30/25) | MLB Highlights

Good news this afternoon, a friendly face back in the building run Washington here in Houston today. That was great to see that. This is smile on his face. His love for this game of baseball. His love for his team, everyone is kind of gravitate to him because the love of the game get he started that string of five consecutive starts of really nice work from the starters. And it’s so important for the starters to go more than five innings as you can see how it relates to the bullpen. 12 breaking ball drops in for strike three right at the knees with the sweeper and Netto goes down to begin the ball game one away. Neto doesn’t get caught looking very often. It’s going to be a very wicked pitch to freeze him like that. That’s what it did. The 11 and that’s hit out in the center field. Dubón going back on it has room makes the catch a step from the warning track. So two out and nobody on for mike Trout, the one broken bat bloop right side caught by walker, the first baseman, a check swing as Trout’s bat broke and the inning draws to a close kyle Hendrix on the mound. It’s his 26th start this year. And even though the, er A is about five for the season, there has at least been a reliability about Hendrix this year. He chops this one to zack Netto who has to charge. That’s an incredible play. How quick he got rid of the baseball and the transfer, that’s a tough hop and a perfect throw of the first base one out. Nobody on for Jordan Alvarez left handed hitting DH 1 to 2 and that’s poked in the shallow left just out of the reach of a lunging metal. It lands in left center. A base hit for Alvarez. He got the changeup again, was fooled on it but still able to bloop it for a hit 12 inside that hit and that got Altuve on the left hand. It appeared 88 mile an hour two. Seamer has the, he should be fine. Altuve is going to stay in the game one out for Carlos Correa swing and a Miss strike three Hendricks with a fastball that was in the middle of the plate that time and he still got a swing and a miss and a strike out to left and throws out Sanchez Hendrix works out of trouble in the 1st, 1st batter for the Angels will be Taylor Ward. Here’s the 32 breaking ball swinging a mess, struck him out sweeper running off the plate away. Ward goes down second strikeout for and there’s one away 3 to 2 and that is in there for strike three, a fastball right down the middle and a gets caught looking ball four. So is on base after a two hour walk. First baserunner against eric. There goes 2 to 2. Did he go around on the breaking ball away? He did. Nick Lynch makes the call from behind the plate. Oh, strikes out. Eric strikes out three works around the walk one out. Nobody on for catcher Jr Diaz right handed hitter batting 254 and Diaz whacks this one pretty deep to right center field. Osio Racing back, he won’t get there. That one. Hops the wall in front of the Astros bullpen and jr Diaz cruises in the second with a hard hit double jr with his 17th double of the season. Two outs. Diaz still at second and now mauricio Dubón will take his this one up are headed in the right direction as that makes the catch to end this inning. Top of the third inning. Here’s Niko Cava. The first base with eight place hitter delivers breaking pitch strike three, couldn’t pull the trigger. He’s already matched his season high with five strikeouts, two quick outs here in the Angels third inning. Zack Netto will be the next batter. There’s a drive way back to boxes and beyond that’s up to the train tracks. What a shot from Zack Netto for his 20 fourth home run. Sure, where it landed. They ask Albert Pool, where did that go? A new career high for zack with 24 home runs? Here’s the 02 from a breaking pitch and he got a breaking ball right underneath the swing six strikeout for a number six. A new season high for Eric Jeremy. Pay things off bottom of the third inning. Angels with the one nothing lead. This is hit to shallow center racing to do there keeps it in front of him and holds Pena to a single here. Pena on first base with one out. Here’s altuve who was hit by a pitch his last time up. Here’s the 01 to Altuve. This one is shallow right center field to do. You will have to play it on a bounce to center fielder. Pena Scampers to second base men on 1st and 2nd for the Astros long fly ball by Correa and there’s two outs. See what Sanchez can do with men on the corners. Two outs, sanchez 11 for his last 21. Here’s the 10 runner goes and it’s a chopper over the mound. Second baseman. Has it. The Astros when he came in for it. It was a do or die play, aaron, he knew he had to be quick to transfer that from his glove hand to his throwing hand to have a chance to get Sanchez and just could grab it cleanly. There’s a foul tip for strike three. So Hendriks does in the inning limits the damage. Here’s Taylor Ward struck out his last time up as he slices this one long run for Cam Smith. And he had to make that in that area on the field where there’s hardly any foul territory. That is a great play giving up his body to make that catch for spencer eric right down the line and again off the right handed bat, it’s going to be twisting towards the seats and he reaches out and grabs it and treats that ball like an Alabama defenseman. Put the hurt on him right hander breaking ball got him strike three seventh strikeout 11 ball game. Bottom of the fourth inning. Here’s Jer Diaz who doubled to right center his last time up flips one toward right and play a is over near the side wall and he, and makes the catch up against the net. It’s Hopper right there, Cam Smith, great play. But you know what, I’m going to make a better play just cannot be an easy play. What guys make some of these plays look so routine when they are far from it. Cam Smith goes to second, here’s Pena there and he’s got it to end the inning with seven strikeouts tonight. 11 ball game, top of the fifth swing and a miss got him on a sweeper away. That’s eight strikeouts now for eric and he takes ball four So he’s on base one broken bat and on his hands grounded left side to Correa playing in Guns to first in time and the side is retired. Sarti works around the two out walk. The Astros have the leadoff man on they’ve had traffic in every inning. Jose Altuve will stand in a broken back of the third. Gets to second for one. When he first two. There’s that double play, a lot of ground ball today too for kyle Hendrix. That was well turned again. Another double play by the A that’s 17 for altuve this year. Chops this one to Luis Hendri once again gives up a hit and no runs. It’s 1 to 1 after five, a good Hendricks. Here we go. Runners on 1st and 2nd with one away. King comes in for the Astros Matthew Lugo pitch hitter right hander comes in. King said at the belt checks the runner on 2nd 22. Got a bulls eye right on the inside corner. Gets Lugo looking all fastballs to Lugo. Here’s the 12 to and he hits this one to right center field. Dubón wants it. Center fielder makes the catch on the jog for out number three and that’ll do it. Payne is seven for 19 with a double off of Detmer’s 368 average. Here’s a bouncer to third the pick, throw a second run, double play to go again on the call for that one. Here’s Joan moncada zero for three today and he lines it over third, a base hit. He, that’s a rocket too is on a one out single batting from the right side which he rarely has over the last few months. Here’s Trout. Did he go around? He sure did, couldn’t hold up on the slider off the plate away and strikes out big punch out for oker two away. Kimbrel making his fourth appearance of the season. Third with the Astros breaking ball in that sky to center. It sends Dubón back, has plenty of room waiting for. It makes the catch on the side is retired Angel strand. A runner bases are loaded on three straight singles by the Angels with one out. So things getting rather interesting here as Oswald Pera comes to the plate, there’s a fly ball to right hit pretty well is back. Oh, it is to against the it about one there. This is a fastball at 99 miles an hour but stays on, it hits it in right field. This one just misses going out and a good in there, especially that relay was so, so close, four consecutive hits for the Angels and it’s now a 3 to 1 game. Ryan Abreu having his scoreless streak snapped tonight going to be up all four that will load up the bases for Trout. The pitch count is elevated against Bryant also a tough inning and now they have a three run lead. Trout takes ball four bases loaded one, a rare off night for Brian Abreu allowing three runs for the second time this year. You have to go all the way back to April in Seattle the last time that happened and the Astros are down to their final out breaks up. Cam smith a long way back near the track. Say good night to the Astros on a tremendous catch by joe Adell to win the ball game. Two great catches out in center field. He started the game in right field tonight. What a play going. A long, long way to run that went down. You look at this ballgame, Astros had so many chances early in this game. One for eight tonight with runners in scoring position are the Astros.

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