The Oakland A’s pulled off a jaw-dropping comeback, erasing a six-run deficit with a fireworks display of offense and bullpen grit to stun the Astros 7-6. Brian Serven’s three-run homer ignited the rally, followed by key RBIs from Lawrence Butler and Tommy White, then Max Muncy’s seventh-inning solo shot sealed it. Despite Yordan Alvarez’s record-setting two intentional walks and a bizarre foot foul, the Astros’ shaky start and managerial absence (Joe Espada sidelined for family reasons) hurt them. Jack Perkins and Hogan Harris shut the door, giving the A’s momentum heading into their series against the Twins, while the Astros gear up for a Yankees showdown after a day off.
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