Astros Sweep Red Sox, Correa's Homer Seals Victory

On April 1st, Houston Astros just swept the Boston Red Sox with a 6-4 victory on Wednesday,

powered by Carlos Corea's 3-run blast and Christian Vasquez's solo homer.

That puts the Astros of early and keeps their momentum rolling strong.

The Astros now have 5 straight wins, while Boston stuck on 5 losses since their opening day

dub. Starter Mike Burles earned the win, giving up two runs over 5 innings in his second star with

Houston after that trade from Pittsburgh. Red Sox fans feeling the sting as pinch hitter Roman

Anthony crushed a homer in the ninth to make a close, but Brian Abrayu shut the door with three.

Strikeouts for his first save. Boston scratched catcher Carlos Narbias from the lineup

without a clear reason for manager Alex Corea. Garrett Crochet took the loss for Boston after

5 innings and 5 runs allowed, including that key fifth where Corea went deep.

Why Lear Abrayu added a solo shot late, but it wasn't enough to rally back. Both squads

get Thursday off before Boston faces San Diego and Houston heads the Sacramento against the athletics,

keeping the season's fire burning. Hot. This has been MLB News Today, powered by AI.