Key Moments
Nolan Arenado delivered the decisive blow for the Arizona Diamondbacks, launching a two-run home run to left center in the third inning that shifted the momentum. The blast, measured at 385 feet, gave Arizona a 3-1 lead and provided enough cushion for the visiting club to secure a 3-2 victory over the Houston Astros on Sunday.
The game began with Houston taking an early advantage in the first inning. Alvarez drove a ball 337 feet to right field, clearing the bases for a solo home run that put the home team ahead 1-0. Arizona responded quickly in the second inning when Christian Walker scored on a sacrifice fly by McCann, tying the contest at 1-1.
Pitching Performance
Eduardo Rodriguez earned the win for Arizona, pitching six innings of solid relief. He allowed three hits and one earned run while striking out six batters and issuing two walks. His outing was crucial in keeping Houston’s offense in check during the early stages of the game.
On the mound for Houston, Peter Lambert took the loss after seven innings of work. He surrendered seven hits and three earned runs, though he did manage to strike out six batters without walking anyone. Miguel Ullola and Bryan Abreu each pitched one inning for the Astros, combining to allow two hits and no earned runs.
