Highlights: Los Angeles Angels 0-10 Houston Astros in MLB

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Luis Rengifo grounds out into a double play.

The game is over!

José Rojas flies out to right fielder. 1 out.

Kurt Suzuki walks.

Astros Pitcher Change:
Seth Martinez replaces Brooks Raley.

Martin Maldonado grounds out.

Chas McCormick strikes out swinging. 2 out.

Marwin Gonzalez hits a Grand Slam to right center field.

Meyers, Gurriel and Correa scores.

Carlos Correa singles on a ground ball to third baseman.

Meyers to 3rd. Gurriel to 2nd.

Kyle Tucker lines out to right fielder. 1 out.

Yuli Gurriel walks. Meyers to 2nd.

Yordan Alvarez doubles on a sharp line drive to left fielder.

Change of Pitcher Angels:
José Marte replaces Andrew Wantz.

Jared Walsh grounds out.

Phil Gosselin pops out to catcher. 2 out.

Shohei Ohtani flies out sharply to center fielder. 1 out.

Astros Pitcher Change:
Brooks Raley replaces Framber Valdez.

Alex Bregman grounds out.

José Siri lines out to left fielder. 2 out.

Martin Maldonado homers on a fly ball to center field.

Gonzalez and McCormick scores.

Chas McCormick singles on a ground ball to center fielder. Gonzalez to 2nd.

Marwin Gonzalez singles on a ground ball to right fielder.

Correa scores.

Carlos Correa doubles on a sharp line drive to left fielder.

Kyle Tucker grounds out. 1 out.

Change of Pitcher Angels:
Andrew Wantz replaces Mike Mayers.

David Fletcher grounds out. Valdez puts out the fire and manages to hang the zero.

Brandon Marsh walks. Rojas to 3rd. Mayfield to 2nd.

Jack Mayfield walks. Rojas to 2nd.

Luis Rengifo strikes out swinging. 2 out.

José Rojas grounds into a force out. 1 out.

Suzuki out at 2nd. Rojas to 1st.

Kurt Suzuki singles on a sharp ground ball to shortstop.

Yuli Gurriel grounds out into a double play.

Bregman out at 2nd. Gurriel out at 1st.

Yordan Alvarez strikes out swinging. 1 out.

Alex Bregman walks.

Change of Pitcher Angels:
Mike Mayers replaces Jimmy Herget.

Jared Walsh grounds out.

And we come to the fateful seventh inning.

Phil Gosselin walks. Fletcher to 2nd.

Shohei Ohtani strikes out swinging. 2 out.

David Fletcher singles on a ground ball to right fielder.

Brandon Marsh grounds out. 1 out.

José Siri flies out to left fielder.

Martin Maldonado strikes out swinging. 2 out.

McCormick steals 2nd base.

Change of Pitcher Angels:
Jimmy Herget replaces Jaime Barría.

Chas McCormick singles on a ground ball to left field.

Marwin Gonzalez grounds out. 1 out.

Jack Mayfield flies out to center fielder.

Luis Rengifo singles on a ground ball to center fielder.

José Rojas called out on strikes. 2 out.

Kurt Suzuki grounds out. 1 out.

Carlos Correa lines out sharply to left fielder.

Kyle Tucker doubles on a sharp line drive to right field. Gurriel to 3rd.

Yuli Gurriel singles on a sharp ground ball to left fielder.

Yordan Alvarez grounds out. 2 out.

Alex Bregman grounds out. 1 out.

Jared Walsh grounds out.

Phil Gosselin grounds out sharply. 2 out.

Shohei Ohtani grounds out. 1 out.

José Siri called out on strikes.

Martin Maldonado lines out sharply to left fielder. 2 out.

Chas McCormick grounds out. 1 out.

David Fletcher grounds out into a double play.

Marsh out at 2nd. Fletcher out at 1st.

Brandon Marsh singles on a line drive to left fielder.

Jack Mayfield grounds out sharply. 1 out.

Marwin Gonzalez grounds out.

Carlos Correa singles on a ground ball to right fielder. Gurriel to 2nd.

Kyle Tucker flies out to center fielder.

Yuli Gurriel singles on a sharp ground ball to second baseman.

Yordan Alvarez called out on strikes. 1 out.

Luis Rengifo strikes out swinging.

José Rojas flies out to center fielder. 2 out.

Kurt Suzuki singles on a ground ball to second baseman. Gosselin to 2nd.

Jared Walsh strikes out swinging. 1 out.

Phil Gosselin singles on a ground ball to third baseman.

Alex Bregman strikes out on a foul tip.

José Siri strikes out on a foul tip. 2 out.

Martin Maldonado singles o a line drive to center fielder.

Chas McCormick flies out to right fielder. 1 out.

Shohei Ohtani grounds out to first baseman.

David Fletcher grounds out. 2 out.

Brandon Marsh called out on strikes. 1 out

Marwin Gonzalez flies out to left fielder.

Carlos Correa singles on a ground ball to center fielder. Alvarez scores and Gurriel to 2nd.

Kyle Tucker strikes out swinging. 2 out.

Yuli Gurriel singles on a line drive to center fielder. Alvarez to 2nd.

Yordan Alvarez singles on a sharp line drive to right fielder.

Alex Bregman flies out to left fielder. 1 out.

José Siri homers on a fly ball to left field.

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Kyle Tucker - Probable for Sep 20
Pedro Baez - Expected to be out until at least Sep 28
Michael Brantley - Expected to be out until at least Sep 22
Rafael Montero - Out for the season
Jake Odorizzi - Expected to be out until at least Sep 25
Blair Henley - Out for the season
Colin Barber - Out for the season
Kent Emanuel - Out for the season
Justin Verlander - Out for the season

Mike Trout - Out for the season
Justin Upton - Expected to be out until at least Sep 25
Stiward Aquino - Expected to be out until at least Sep 21
Reid Detmers - Expected to be out until at least Sep 25
Austin Warren - Expected to be out until at least Sep 23
Dylan Bundy - Out for the season
Junior Guerra - Expected to be out until at least Sep 26
Jo Adell - Expected to be out until at least Sep 28
Patrick Sandoval - Out for the season
Erik Rivera - Out for the season
Anthony Rendon - Out for the season
Franklin Barreto - Out for the season
Dexter Fowler - Out for the season
Luke Bard - Out for the season

Jose Siri will leadoff for the #Astros tonight.

Barría on the bump.

Left-handed pitcher Framber Valdez (10-5, 3.26 ERA) will start for the Houston Astros after a very difficult game on Sept. 10 against the Los Angeles Angels, where he earned an important victory with a final score of 10-5.

Valdez allowed five runs, four of them earned, six hits and five walks in five innings. Control has been a problem for Valdez at times, as he has walked five or more times in four of his 19 starts. Overall, he has walked 50 walks in 116 innings.

Tonight's game will also be Valdez's first since he cut his left index finger last week while he was throwing balls in the outfield during batting practice. This caused him to miss an opening, but Astros manager Dusty Baker is counting on Valdez being ready to show his best.

Valdez is 5-3 with a 4.56 ERA in 10 games in his career, with six starts, against the Los Angeles Angels.

Right-handed pitcher Jaime Barría (2-3, 4.93 ERA) will start for the Los Angeles Angels tonight after a no-decision in his last start, also against the Astros, when he allowed one run and four hits in four innings. .

In his career, Barría is 1-4 with a 4.47 ERA in 11 games, 10 starts, against the Houston Astros.

Pitcher and designated hitter Shohei Ohtani is in the running for the AL Most Valuable Player award, but he's not the only Los Angeles Angels player vying for these individual awards.

Second baseman David Fletcher, according to Angels manager Joe Maddon, should be sure to win a Gold Glove this season because of his individual performance.

Gold Glove Awards are voted on by managers and coaches, although they cannot vote for members of their own team. In addition, a percentage of the vote implies the SABR defensive index (SDI), which calculates a series of defensive metrics, it is something technical, but receiving this distinction is certainly something that any baseball player feels very proud.

The Angels of the Angels are already eliminated from any aspiration to enter the playoffs, so they only compete for individual awards while they host the leading Astros of the AL West Division tonight.

They will seek to win and close in the best way this season.

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This is the start time of the game Los Angeles Angels vs Houston Astros on September 20^th, 2021 in several countries:

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Ecuador: 8:38 PM

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Spain: 2:38 AM (September 21)

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The pitching of the Houston Astros is also among the best in all of MLB. Opponents have a .227 batting average against the Astros, who are fourth in the MLB. His 3.68 ERA is also fourth, while his 1.22 WHIP is seventh in Major League Baseball.

In his last start, left-hander FramberValdez allowed six hits and five runs in five innings, resulting in a 10-5 win over the Los Angeles Angels.

Tonight he has a new opportunity to show his talent and come out ahead with a win.

Los Angeles pitching this season hasn't been very good. Opponents have a .251 batting average against the Angels, which is 19th in MLB baseball. His 4.69 ERA is 21, while his 1.38 WHIP is 25.

In his last start, right-hander Jaime Barría allowed four hits and one run in four innings, ending in a 3-1 loss to the Houston Astros.

Tonight could be his rematch against the Astros and win.

The Houston Astros bounced back from their loss to Arizona with a win in their final game, giving them their second win to take the series.

They will try to keep up with a win over the Angelseata night, which will give them their second straight win and sixth in their last nine games.

Houston is averaging 5.33 runs per game. His batting average is .269 and he's the best in the entire MLB. His .340 on-base percentage is also first, while his .442 slugging percentage is fourth.

Michael Brantley leads the Houston Astros with a .315 batting average, while Yordan Alvarez leads the team with 31 home runs and 98 RBIs.

Already in the final stretch of the regular season, the Astros will have to reach their highest level to transcend in the playoffs.

The Los Angeles Angels are already out of the wild-card fight right now and have lost six of their last nine games. They are currently four games under .500 with 13 games remaining in the regular season, so they will try to close the season in the best way and if possible with a winning record, starting the final stretch with a win against the Houston Astros.

Los Angeles is averaging 4.46 runs per game. His batting average of .247 is 10th in the MLB. His .309 on-base percentage is 20, while his .412 slugging percentage is 14.

David Fletcher leads the Los Angeles Angels with a .274 batting average, while Shohei Ohtani leads the team with 44 home runs and 94 RBIs.

With no chance to qualify for the Playoffs, the Angels will have plenty of time to improve and think about next season.

The Houston Astros will seek their third straight road win tonight when they face the Los Angeles Angels in the first game of their four-game series.

Houston remains atop the AL West, while Los Angeles is fourth with 15 games behind the Astros.

Additionally, the Houston Astros are 6-4 in their last 10 games against the Los Angeles Angels.

Framber Valdez, 10-5, 3.26 ERA, will be the starting pitcher for the Houston Astros. For the Angels, Jaime Barria will start the game, 2-3, 4.93 ERA.

Tomorrow afternoon from the home of the Angels a new battle of the Series will be fought between the Los Angeles Angels and the Houston Astros.

Angel Stadium is a baseball park located in the city of Anaheim, California, United States. It is located 25 miles, about 40 km, from downtown Los Angeles.

The stadium has been home to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim team of Major League Baseball MLB since the 1966 season. In addition, for some years, from 1980 to 1994, it also hosted the home games of the Los Angeles Rams of the NFL.

Here in this stadium the All-Star Game of Major League Baseball was also played in 1967, 1989 and 2010, as well as the Freedom Bowl of college football from 1984 to 1994.

In 1996 the Disney company became the owner of the team, thus renovating the stadium to turn it back into a ballpark only, with capacity for 45,050 spectators.

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