Home Run Surge Defines Outcome
Houston Astros power hitters Alvarez and Paredes delivered the decisive blows in a 5-2 victory over the Miami Marlins at Daikin Park. The back-to-back home runs in the eighth inning provided the margin needed to overcome an early deficit and secure the win for the home team.
The game began with the Marlins taking an early lead. In the second inning, Allen singled to right field, driving in Diaz to make it 1-0. Miami extended their advantage in the third inning when Peña homered to left field, a 383-foot shot that pushed the score to 2-0.
Astros Rally in Fourth
Houston responded in the fourth inning to tie the game. Sanoja doubled to right, allowing Conine to score and cutting the deficit to 2-1. The tying run came shortly after when Mack singled to left, bringing Sanoja home to make it 2-2.
The momentum shifted dramatically in the eighth inning. Alvarez launched a 394-foot home run to left center, scoring Peña and giving Houston a 4-2 lead. Paredes immediately followed with a 398-foot home run to left center, extending the Astros' advantage to 5-2.






