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THIS DATE IN ASTROS HISTORY - april 301969 - The Astros get no-hit by Jim Maloney and the Reds in a 10-0 loss in Cincinnati...Hall of Famer Johnny Bench is behind the plate for Maloney’s feat...not to be outdone, the very next day Don Wilson and the Astros no-hit the Reds in a 4-0 win...Don Bryant catch-es Wilson’s no-hitter, the 4th in Astros history.

tonight’s GAME: The defending World Series Champion Houston Astros close out the final stretch of their 10-game homestand (3-3) with the start of a 4-game series against the Yankees tonight at Minute Maid Park...RHP Charlie Morton (3-0) is starting for Houston and will face the Yankees for the first time since earning the win in Game 7 of the 2017 ALCS (0ER/5IP)...the Yankees will counter with RHP Sonny Gray (1-1).

familiar foes: This series marks the first meeting between the Astros and Yankees since the thrilling, 7-game 2017 American League Championship Series last October that saw the Astros prevail, 4-3...the 2017 ALCS marked the 5th time in Major League history that the home team won every single game of a postseason series...also the 2004 NLCS (STL over HOU), the 2001 WS (ARI over NYY), the 1991 WS (MIN over ATL) and the 1987 WS (MIN over STL).

going for 7: The Astros have defeated the Yankees in each of their last 6 games in Houston...this includes 2 regular season victories and 4 victories in the ALCS.

charles in charge: RHP Charlie Morton has gone undefeated at Minute Maid Park over his last 8 starts (including the postseason)...has gone 6-0 with a 1.90 ERA (10ER/47.1IP) at the venue in those 8 starts.

OUT OF THE BLOCKS: At 19-10 (.655), the Astros have tied their best 29-game start in franchise history, last reached by the 2017 Astros...Houston owns the 3rd-best record in the American League behind Boston (20-7, .741) and New York (18-9, .667)...the best 30-game start in franchise history is 20-10, reached by the 2017 and 1973 Astros.

yesterday’s win: The Astros captured a series victory over the A’s, winning the rubber match of their 3-game set by a score of 8-4...RHP Gerrit Cole (3ER/6.2IP) did not factor into the decision but was electric, striking out 12 A’s batters while walking none...the offense capitalized on 4 Oakland errors, pushing across 5 runs over the 7th and 8th innings to ice the game...RF George Springer (2x3, 2RBI) hit his 6th homer of the year...DH Jose Altuve (1x3, 2RBI) also drove in a pair.

KING COLE: RHP Gerrit Cole leads the Majors with 61 strikekouts, which ties him for the 3rd-most by a pitcher within his first 6 starts with a team in Major League history (Elias Sports Bureau):

most strikeouts in first 6 starts with a team (elias)1. Chris Sale, BOS (2017) - 632. Randy Johnson, ARI (1999) - 63T3. Gerrit Cole, HOU (2017) - 61T3. Randy Johnson, HOU (1998) - 61

it’s a COLE world: RHP Gerrit Cole’s 61 strikeouts are an American League record for a single April, as well as an Astros franchise record for a single April.

most strikeouts in a single april, american league history1. Gerrit Cole, HOU (2017) - 612. Roger Clemens, BOS (1988) - 603. Nolan Ryan, CAL (1978) - 59

Houston Astros (19-10) vs. new york yankees (18-9)rhp charlie morton (3-0, 1.86) vs. rhp sonny gray (1-1, 7.71)

monday, april 30, 2018 • MINUTE MAID PARK • HOUSTON, TX • 7:10 p.M. ct • at&t sportsnet sw • kbme 790 am • la ranchera 850 amold faithful: Jose Altuve, who has won 3 of the last 4 AL batting titles, has gone 7x15 (.467) over his last 4 games...he leads the Majors with 40 hits on the year and ranks 2nd in batting (.351) behind Manny Machado (.361)...the reigning AL MVP is 1 hit shy of tying Jimmy Wynn for 9th place on the club’s all-time hits list.

most hits, astros history most 4+ hit games, astros history7. Terry Puhl - 1357 1. Craig Biggio - 348. Jimmy Wynn - 1291 T2. Jose Altuve - 269. Jose Altuve - 1290 T2. Jeff Bagwell - 26

CARLOS CALIENTE: SS Carlos Correa had his sea-son-long 12-game hitting streak snapped yesterday...was the longest active hitting streak in MLB and the 3rd-longest streak of his career...hit .419 (18x43) with 3 doubles, 2 HR, 8 RBI and a 1.137 OPS during his run.

simple math: The Astros currently lead MLB with a +66 run differential, which is a franchise-record through 29 games of a season...Houston has scored 147 runs (4th in MLB) while allowing a Major League-low 81 runs.

pitching in: The Astros have posted a Major League-best 2.59 ERA in 29 games (75ER/260.2IP)...they are the first AL team to allow 81 runs or fewer over their first 29 games of a season since the 1981 A’s (63R).

Team ERA (MLB) Starters ERA (MLB) bullpen era (AL)1. HOU: 2.59 1. HOU: 2.50 1. TOR: 2.162. ARI: 2.89 2. BOS: 3.05 2. HOU: 2.803. MIL: 3.14 3. CLE: 3.30 3. LAA: 3.12

THROW THAT LEATHER: The Astros have gone 10 con-secutive games without an error and currently lead the Majors in fielding percentage (.992)...the club’s last error was on April 18 at SEA (Cole)...an Astros position player has not made an error in the last 19 games (last was April 8 vs. SD, Bregman).

recent stros: The Astros have won 9 of their last 12 games and recently had a season-long, 6-game win streak (April 17-22)...was their longest streak since winning 6 straight from Sept. 14-20, 2017...the club currently has an active 6-game road win streak, their longest since a 6-game streak from Sept. 14-29, 2017.

must see tv: The national and international spotlight will be on this 4-game Astros-Yankees series in Hous-ton...tomorrow, MLB Network will showcase the 7:10 p.m. game with a live broadcast with Bob Costas, John Smoltz and Tom Verducci on the call...ESPN is carrying Wednesday’s 7:10 p.m. game with Boog Sciambi, Rick Sutcliffe and David Ross calling the action...Thursday’s 1:10 p.m. game will be aired live in Japan on NHK...all 4 games will be carried as normal on AT&T SportsNet SW and the YES Network.

making a difference: Earlier today, Astros OF George Springer joined the Astros, Scotts, The Home Depot, MLB and the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation for a special ribbon-cutting ceremony of the newly-refurbished field at SpringSpirit Baseball Complex in Northwest Houston...Springer visited with some of the young ballplayers who will benefit from the new field.

UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS (ALL TIMES CENTRAL)Date Time Opponent Pitchers Television Tuesday, May 1 7:10 New York (AL) RHP Justin Verlander (4-0, 1.36) vs. LHP Jordan Montgomery (2-0, 3.76) AT&T Sportsnet SWWednesday, May 2 7:10 New York (AL) LHP Dallas Keuchel (1-4, 4.00) vs. RHP Luis Severino (4-1, 2.61) AT&T Sportsnet SWThursday, May 3 1:10 New York (AL) RHP Lance McCullers Jr. (4-1, 3.71) vs. RHP Masahiro Tanaka (4-2, 4.37) AT&T Sportsnet SWAll Astros games are broadcast in English on SportsTalk 790 AM in Houston, the flagship station of the Astros Radio Network. La Ranchera, 850 AM, is the flagship of the club’s Spanish Radio Network.

GAME #30 .................................... HOME #16ABOUT THE RECORDOverall Record: .............................19-10Home Record: ..................................9-6--with Roof Open: .............................4-4--with Roof Closed: ...........................5-2--with Roof Open/Closed: .................0-0Road Record: .................................10-4Current Streak: ............................Won 2Current Homestand: .........................3-3Last Road Trip: .................................6-1Last 5 Games: ..................................3-2Last 10 Games: ................................7-3Series Record (prior to current series): ......6-3-0Sweeps: ............................................2-0When Scoring 4 or More Runs: ......15-3When Scoring 3 or Fewer Runs: ......4-7Shutouts: ..........................................3-1In One-Run Games: .........................3-4In Two-Run Games: .........................1-2vs. Left-Handed Starters: ..................6-4vs. Right-Handed Starters: .............13-6During the Day: .................................9-2At Night: ..........................................10-8When Scoring First: ........................13-4Opponent Scores First: ................... .6-6Outhit Opponent: ............................14-2Outhit by Opponent: .........................3-7Equal Hits: ........................................2-1When Hitting Home Run: ................14-4No Home Runs: ................................5-6Walkoff Home Runs: .........................0-1Come-from-Behind Wins: .................... 6Largest Comeback: ............................. 1Losses After Leading: .......................... 5Last At-Bat Wins: ................................. 2Largest Blown Lead: ............................ 5Extra-Inning Games: .........................1-2Different Batting Orders: .................... 26After Six Innings:Lead: 16-2 ......Tied: 3-0 .......... Trail: 0-8After Seven Innings:Lead: 17-1 ......Tied: 2-0 .......... Trail: 0-9After Eight Innings:Lead: 18-0 ......Tied: 1-2 .......... Trail: 0-8Astros vs. yankees (2017):Overall: .............................................5-2At Minute Maid Park: ........................2-1At Yankee Stadium: ..........................3-1Astros vs. yankees (all-time):Overall: .........................................17-24Record in Houston: .........................7-12Record in New York: .....................10-12

today’s media availabilityThe Astros clubhouse will be open from 3:10-4 p.m....manager AJ Hinch will be available at ap-prox. 4 p.m.

2017 G W-L-S ERA IP ERCole - - - - -Devenski 3 1-0-0 6.23 4.1 3Giles 3 0-0-2 3.86 2.1 1Harris 3 0-1-0 32.40 1.2 6Keuchel 1 1-0-0 0.00 6.0 0McCullers Jr. 2 1-0-0 2.38 11.1 3McHugh - - - - -Morton 1 1-0-0 6.35 5.2 4Peacock 1 0-0-0 0.00 1.0 0Rondón 1 0-1-0 27.00 1.0 3Sipp 2 0-0-0 7.71 2.1 2Smith 5 1-0-0 0.00 5.0 0Verlander - - - - -

2018 HOUSTON ASTROS BULLPEN REPORT2018 W-L-S ERA IP H R ER BB-I SO When Bullpen Allows Runs: 7-8Starters 14-6-0 2.50 180.1 131 55 50 51-0 216 When Bullpen Does Not Allow Runs: 12-1Relievers 5-4-5 2.80 80.1 62 26 25 21-1 86 When No Relievers Are Used: 0-1PITCHER LAST APP. (IP,H,R,ER,BB,K) PITCHES 1B/RET. RI/SC SV/OPP TEAM REC. (IN RELIEF APPS.)47-Chris Devenski 4/29 vs. OAK (1,1,0,0,0,1)-H4 14 12/10 7/0 2/2 10-253-Ken Giles 4/25 vs. LAA (1,0,0,0,0,1)-SV2 7 10/8 1/0 2/2 7-336-Will Harris 4/29 vs. OAK (0.1,1,0,0,0,0)-W1, BS1 13 12/9 2/1 0/1 9-331-Collin McHugh 4/27 vs. OAK (1,0,0,0,0,3) 13 8/7 3/0 0/0 4-441-Brad Peacock 4/24 vs. LAA (2,0,0,0,0,2) 30 10/9 2/0 1/2 7-330-Héctor Rondón 4/28 vs. OAK (1,1,0,0,1,0) 21 11/8 1/1 0/1 5-629-Tony Sipp 4/28 vs. OAK (1,0,0,0,0,1) 10 6/5 1/0 0/0 4-238-Joe Smith 4/29 vs.OAK (1,1,1,1,0,1) 19 11/9 2/0 0/1 6-52018 BULLPEN TOTALS 81/66 19/2 5/9 19-9

batting average (.135), 7th in strikeokuts per 9.0 innings (17SO/10.2IP), T-9th in strikeouts (17) and 9th in ERA.

• has a 7-1 record in 12 career outings vs. OAK with a 2.97 ERA (22ER/66.2IP)...his 7 wins vs. OAK since 2014 are 2nd in the Majors in that span.

41 RHP brad peacock 1-1-1, 2.84 ERA, 10GLast Win: none in ‘18 Save: none in ‘18 Loss: 4/11 at MIN Blown SV: 4/14 vs. TEXOAK Series: --- Homestand: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/2IP), 1G• hurled 2.0 scoreless inn. Tues. night vs. LAA...was his 2nd app. of the season

hurling multiple innings....has 16 strikeouts this season and just 3 walks.• acquired by HOU from OAK as part of a 5-player trade, 2/4/2013. • 30-year-old was the Astros 2017 Co-Pitcher of the Year as voted by the Houston

BBWAA...was dynamic as both a starter (10-2, 3.22 ERA) and reliever (3-0, 1.77 ERA)...led AL in winning percentage (.867), a new single-season franchise record.

• was one of the top strikeout pitchers in baseball last season, fanning 161 batters in 132.0 innings pitched...his 10.98 strikeouts per 9.0 innings ratio ranked 4th in the AL among pitchers with at least 130.0 innings, trailing LHP Chris Sale (12.93), RHP Corey Kluber (11.71) and RHP Chris Archer (11.15).

• was a postseason hero for the Astros in 2017...started Game 3 of the ALDS before making 6 relief appearances...got the save in Game 3 of the World Series (3.2IP), which was tied for the 2nd-longest hitless relief outing to finish a World Series game in MLB history...also pitched 2.0 scoreless in Game 7 of the WS.

30 RHP hÉctor rondÓn 1-1-0, 1.74 ERA, 11GLast Win: 4/3 vs. BAL Save: none in ‘18 Loss: 4/15 vs. TEX Blown SV: 4/3 vs. BALOAK Series: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/1IP), 1G Homestand: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/2IP), 2G• last night’s scoreless 8th inning was his 1st career appearance vs. OAK.• has been scoreless in 9 of 11 outings this year.• allowed his 1 inherited runner to score on Thu. at SEA....marked the first time

this season that the Astros allowed an inherited runner to score.• 30-year-old signed a 2-year deal with the Astros as a free agent this offseason...

has been consistently one of the hardest-throwing relievers in the game...posted an average fastball velocity of 96.8 miles per hour in 2017.

• posted a career-high 10.83 strikeouts per 9.0 innings ratio in 2017, as he struck out 69 batters in 57.1 innings pitched.

29 LHP Tony Sipp 0-0-0, 5.06 ERA, 6GLast Win: none in ‘18 Save: none in ‘18 Loss: none in ‘18 Blown SV: none in ‘18OAK Series: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/1.1IP), 2G Homestand: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/1.1IP), 2G• threw a scoreless 9th inning last night...retired the only batter he faced Fri. night

(Canha), stranding a runner at 3rd...has made 4 outings since being activated from the 10-day DL (right oblique strain).

• 50 apps. vs. OAK are his most vs. any club.• in 224 games as an Astro since 2014, has gone 8-10 with a 3.80 ERA

(79ER/187.1IP) and 205 strikeouts.

38 RHP joe smith 1-0-0, 9.72 ERA, 10GLast Win: 4/13 vs. TEX Save: none in ‘18 Loss: 4/24 vs. LAA Blown SV: 4/24 vs. LAAOAK Series: 0-0-0, 27.00 (2ER/0.2IP), 1G Homestand: 0-0-0, 32.40 (6ER/1.2IP), 2G• gave up 2 runs on 3 hits in 0.2 of an inning Fri. night...has given up runs in back-

to-back outings after going hitless in 4 straight games.• picked up his first win as an Astro on 4/13 vs. TEX after tossing 0.1 of an inning.• made his 700th career appearance on 4/3 vs. BAL...ranks 3rd among active

Major Leaguers in appearances behind Fernando Rodney (837) and Joaquin Benoit (764).

• 34-year-old signed a 2-year contract with the Astros this offseason as a free agent...is one of the most successful and reliable relievers in the game, posting a 2.99 ERA in his 11 ML seasons (has never posted an ERA higher than 3.83).

47 RHP chris devenski 0-0-2, 0.75 ERA, 12GLast Win: 4/7 vs. SD Save: 4/17 at SEA Loss: none in ‘18 Blown SV: none in ‘18OAK Series: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/1IP), 1G Homestand: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/2IP), 2G• worked around a leadoff double to toss a scoreless 8th inning yesterday vs.

OAK...was his 10th consecutive scoreless appearance (10IP)...T-4th longest active scoreless innings streak in the AL...is the longest scoreless appearance streak since Ken Giles had a 10-game streak from Aug. 13-Sept. 5, 2017.

• yesterday was his club-best 4th hold of the season...is tied for the club lead in saves (2) and appearances (12)...among AL relievers, ranks 7th in ERA and T-7th in WHIP (0.75).

recorded his 2nd save of the season 4/17 at SEA (scoreless 9th inning).• has been used in all situations this season, recording a win, 2 saves and 3 holds

in 10 appearances... has stranded all 7 inherited runners this season.• has held right-handed hitters to an .071 average (1x14)...has held the opposition

hitless with runners in scoring position (0x8) and with runners on (0x13).• 27-year old is coming off his 1st-career All-Star season...led the Majors in op-

ponent batting average vs. left-handed hitters with a .111 mark (16x144)...was the 2nd-lowest single-season mark by any Major League pitcher since the 1974 season (the year splits were 1st tracked)...only RHP Jonathan Papelbon in 2007 posted a better mark (.104, 12x115).

53 RHP ken giles 0-0-2, 2.00 ERA, 10gLast Win: none in ‘18 Save: 4/27 vs. LAA Loss: none in ‘18 Blown SV: none in ‘18OAK Series: --- Homestand: 0-0-1, 0.00 (0ER/2IP), 2G• earned 2nd SV of the season with a scoreless 9th inn. in Wed.’s 5-2 win vs.

LAA...threw 7 pitches in the outing, all for strikes...marked his 2nd career save where he did not throw a ball (source: Todd Kalas)...the other save was a 1-pitch, 1-out save on April 30, 2017 vs. OAK.

• has not allowed a hit, run or walk in his last 6 apps. (5.1 IP). • recorded his 50th save as an Astro on 4/9 at MIN, tying him with Ken Forsch

for 8th place in club history...immediately trails Doug Jones (62) for 7th place.• 27-year-old was one of the top closers in the game last year, as he ranked 2nd

in the AL in save percentage (89.5%) by recording 34 saves in 38 opportunities...was just 0.2 percentage points behind RHP Craig Kimbrel (89.7%, 35-for-39) for the AL lead...ranked T-4th in the AL in saves.

36 RHP will harris 0-1-0, 1.74 ERA, 11gLast Win: none in ‘18 Save: none in ‘18 Loss: 4/14 vs. TEX Blown SV: none in ‘18OAK Series: --- Homestand: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/1IP), 1G• hurled a scoreless frame on Tues. night vs. LAA...picked up his 2nd hold of the

season 4/17 at SEA, tossing a scoreless 8th inning.• has been scoreless in each of his last 19 regular season road games (18IP),

dating back to May 17, 2017...ranks as the 5th-longest road scoreless streak in club history, and the longest since LHP Tim Byrdak’s 24-game run in 2010.

• 33-year-old and 2016 All-Star had another strong season in 2017, posting his 3rd consecutive season with an ERA below 3.00...is 1 of 3 AL pitchers to maintain an ERA below 3.00 in each of the last 3 seasons (min. 45IP), along with LHP Andrew Miller and RHP Cody Allen.

31 RHP collin mchugh 0-0-0, 0.84 ERA, 8GLast Win: none in ‘18 Save: none in ‘18 Loss: none in ‘18 Blown SV: none in ‘18OAK Series: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/1IP), 1G Homestand: 0-0-0, 0.00 (0ER/2IP), 2G• Fri. night, struck out all 3 batters he faced on 13 pitches...all 3 were caught

looking...was his 6th consecutive scoreless appearance (8.1IP)...has tallied 16 strikeouts in those 6 outings.

• has been hitless in 4 straight games.• tranistioned to the bullpen this year and has been one of the top relievers in the

American League...among AL relievers, ranks 4th in WHIP (0.66), 6th in opponent

2018 G W-L-S ERA IP ERCole - - - - -Devenski - - - - -Giles - - - - -Harris - - - - -Keuchel - - - - -McCullers Jr. - - - - -McHugh - - - - -Morton - - - - -Peacock - - - - -Rondón - - - - -Sipp - - - - -Smith - - - - -Verlander - - - - -

CAREER G W-L-S ERA IP ERCole 1 1-0-0 4.50 6.0 3Devenski 4 1-0-0 4.05 6.2 3Giles 8 1-0-2 5.14 7.0 4Harris 7 0-3-1 13.50 5.1 8Keuchel 6 4-2-0 1.41 44.2 7McCullers Jr. 3 2-0-0 2.08 17.1 4McHugh 3 2-1-0 4.91 14.2 8Morton 2 1-1-0 5.68 12.2 8Peacock 3 0-0-0 7.20 5.0 4Rondón 4 0-1-0 12.00 3.0 4Sipp 21 0-1-0 7.64 17.2 15Smith 20 1-0-0 2.20 16.1 4Verlander 18 6-7-0 3.87 111.2 48

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GENERALLongest Winning Streak ......................................................................... 6, 4/17-22Longest Winning Streak, Home ................................................. 3 (2x), last, 4/7-13Longest Winning Streak, Road ........................................................6, 4/17-currentMost Consecutive Losses ....................................................................... 3, 4/14-16Most Consecutive Losses, Home ...........................................................4, 4/14-24Most Consecutive Losses, Road ............................................................3, 4/10-16Longest Game, Time ................................................................. 3:48, 4/24 vs. LAAShortest Game, Time.................................................................. 2:21, 4/16 at SEALongest Game, Innings .................................................10 (3x), last, 4/15 vs. TEXBest Homestand, Percentage ....................................................... 5-1 (.833), 4/2-8Worst Homestand, Percentage ................................................ 1-2 (.333), 4/14-16Best Road Trip, Percentage .................................................. 6-1 (.857), 4/16-4/22Worst Road Trip, Percentage ......................................................1-2 (.333), 4/9-11Most Runners Left on Base ............................................................12, 4/11 at MINDouble Plays Turned ......................................................................4, 4/22 at CWSOpponent Double Plays Turned ...................................... 3 (3x), last, 4/21 at CWSMost Errors ........................................................................ 2 (2x), last, 4/4 vs. BALLargest Margin of Victory .............................................11, 4/28 vs. OAK (11-0 win)Largest Margin of Defeat ............................................... 7, 4/27 vs. OAK (8-1 loss)Biggest Comeback to Win ............ 1 (5x), last, 4/29 vs. OAK (trailed 1-0, won 8-4)Most Games Over .500 ............................... 9 (2x), last, 19-10 after game on 4/29Biggest Lead Lost to Lose ............................... 5, 4/14 vs. TEX (lead 5-0, lost 6-5)Highest Attendance, Home ......................................................42,675, 4/2 vs. BALHighest Attendance, Road ...................................................... 47,253, 3/29 at TEX

TEAM BATTINGMost Runs, Game ........................................................................11, 4/28 vs. OAKFewest Runs, Game .......................................................................0, 4/23 vs. LAAMost Runs, Inning .........................................................6, 4/18 at SEA (7th inning)Most Hits, Game ............................................ 14 (2x), 4/24 vs. LAA & 3/31 at TEXMost Hits, Inning ............................................ 6 (2x), last, 4/18 at SEA (7th inning)Fewest Hits, Game ........................................................... 3 (2x), last, 4/16 at SEAMost Doubles, Game .......................................................................6, 4/18 at SEAMost Triples, Game ...........................................................1 (2x), last, 4/2 vs. BALMost Homers, Game .....................................................................4, 4/28 vs. OAKMost Consecutive Games, Homer ..........................................................4, 4/19-22Most Consecutive Games, No Homer ........................................................3, 4/4-7Most Extra-Base Hits, Game ......................................................... 7, 4/20 at CWSFewest Extra-Base Hits, Game ......................................0 (4x), last, 4/27 vs. OAKMost Total Bases, Game ...............................................24 (2x), last, 4/20 at CWSMost Walks, Game ..........................................................7 (4x), last, 4/23 vs. LAAFewest Walks, Game.................................. 1 (2x), 4/27 vs. OAK and 4/18 at SEAMost Strikeouts, Game ..................................................... 13 (2x), last, 4/9 at MINFewest Strikeouts, Game ................................................................ 5, 4/10 at MINMost Stolen Bases, Game .................................................. 2 (2x), last, 4/7 vs. SDMost Opponent Stolen Bases, Game ..............................................3, 4/18 at SEALongest Scoreless Inning Streak ............................. 15 innings, 4/6 (4th)-4/7 (9th)

INDIVIDUAL BATTINGMost At-Bats, Game ........................................................6, Bregman, 4/11 at MINMost Runs, Game .............................................3 (3x), last, Reddick, 4/21 at CWSMost Hits, Game ................................................. 4 (4x), last, Altuve, 4/28 vs. OAKMost Consecutive Hits (in ABs) ..................................... 5, Reddick, 4/3-4 vs. BALMost Doubles, Game ....................................... 2 (3x), last, Springer, 4/20 at CWSMost Triples, Game ...............................................1 (2x), last, Fisher, 4/2 vs. BALMost Home Runs, Game ..................................2 (4x), last, Reddick, 4/21 at CWSMost RBI, Game ................................................................6, Reddick, 4/3 vs. BALMost Walks, Game ...................................... 2 (16x), last, Bregman, 4/28 vs. OAKMost Strikeouts, Game ....................................4 (2x), last, Marisnick, 4/17 at SEAMost Stolen Bases, Game ........................... 1 (10x), last, Bregman, 4/29 vs. OAKLongest Hitting Streak .............................................................12, Correa, 4/16-28

TEAM PITCHINGFewest Runs, Game ... 0 (4x), 4/7 vs. SD, 4/9 at MIN, 4/20 at CWS, 4/28 vs. OAKMost Runs, Game .............................................................................9, 4/11 at MINFewest Hits, Game .........................................................................2, 4/20 at CWSMost Hits, Game .............................................................................. 13, 4/6 vs. SDFewest Walks, Game................ 0 (3x), 4/29 vs. OAK, 4/27 vs. OAK, 4/25 vs. LAAMost Walks, Game ............................................................7 (2x), last, 4/11 at MINMost Strikeouts, Game ................................................................ 17, 4/13 vs. TEXLongest Scoreless Inning Streak .............................................. 15.0 innings, 4/7-8

INDIVIDUAL PITCHINGLongest Winning Streak ................................................ 4, Verlander, 3/29-currentLongest Losing Streak ..........................................................3, Keuchel, 3/30-4/16Most Innings Pitched, Starter ......................... 8.0 (2x), last, Keuchel, 4/16 at SEAMost Innings Pitched, Relief ..........................................3.0, Peacock, 4/4 vs. BALFewest Hits, Complete Game ...........................................6, Keuchel, 4/16 at SEA Fewest Walks, Complete Game .......................................1, Keuchel, 4/16 at SEAMost Walks, Game .........................................................6, McCullers, 4/11 at MIN Most Strikeouts, Game .......................................................14, Cole, 4/13 vs. TEXMost Strikeouts, Inning ......................................3, many times by multiple playersMost Hit By Pitch, Game ...................................... 1 (8x), last, Cole, 4/29 vs. OAK Longest Scoreless Inning Streak .......................... 19.0, Cole, 4/1 (2nd)-4/13 (6th)

ATTENDANCEHome: .....................................................................................544,684 (15 games)Home Average: ............................................................................................36,312Road: ......................................................................................307,989 (14 games)Road Average: .............................................................................................21,999

ASTROS LAST HOME RUNS (*-TEAM RECORD WHEN HOMERING)PLAYER DATE OPPONENT/PITCHER AB SINCE LAST TEAM REC.* Altuve 4/28/18 OAK/Font 4 2-0 Bregman 4/11/18 @MIN/Hildenberger 60 0-1Correa 4/20/18 @CWS/Fulmer 28 4-0Fisher 4/28/18 OAK/Coulombe 2 1-1Gattis 4/22/18 @CWS/Santiago 8 1-0Gonzalez 4/28/18 OAK/Font 5 2-0Gurriel 4/14/18 TEX/Minor 48 0-1Marisnick 3/31/18 @TEX/Moore 6 3-0McCann 4/17/18 LAA/Alvarez 8 1-1Reddick 4/21/18 @CWS/Volstad 24 4-0Springer 4/29/18 OAK/Cahill 0 4-1Stassi 4/19/18 @SEA/Rzepczynski 10 2-0

Astros HR Chart Solo 2-Run 3-Run GS TotalAltuve 2 - - - 2Bregman 1 - - - 1Correa 1 3 - - 4Fisher - 2 - - 2Gattis 1 - - - 1Gonzalez 2 - - - 2Gurriel - - 1 - 1Marisnick 2 1 - - 3McCann - 2 - - 2Reddick 3 1 - 2 6Springer 6 - - - 6Stassi 1 - 1 - 2TOTALS 19 9 2 2 32

MULTI-HOMER GAMES (4): Reddick (2): 4/21 at CWS, 4/3 vs. BAL; Correa (1): 4/20 at CWS; Springer (1): 4/13 vs. TEX

2018 GRAND SLAMS (2) 2018 OPPONENT GRAND SLAMSPLAYER DATE OPP./PITCHER PLAYER DATE OPP./PITCHERReddick 4/3 BAL/Cortes Jr.Reddick 4/21 @CWS/Giolito

2018 BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUN COMBOS (1)PLAYERS DATE OPP./PITCHER(S)Springer/Altuve 4/28 OAK/Font

2018 PINCH-HIT HOME RUNSPLAYER DATE OPP./PITCHER(S)

2018 LEADOFF HOME RUNS (3): Springer (3): 3/29 at TEX, 4/13 vs. TEX, 4/16 at SEA

2018 WALK-OFF HOME RUNS:

2018 LAST AT-BAT WINS (2):NO.-DATE-OPP. SCORE GAME-WINNING PLAY4/7 vs. SD 1-0 Bregman popup single scores Fisher in the 10th (walkoff win #1)4/13 vs. TEX 3-2 Fisher scored on E8 in bottom 8th

ASTROS EJECTIONS (1):DATE PERSONNEL UMPIRE SITUATION4/1 at TEX Gonzalez Meals Arguing balls and strikes with HP umpire

REPLAY REVIEWS (12)Date/Opp. (Inn.) Play Challenger Result Time3/30 at TEX (3rd) force at 1B Houston confirmed 1:203/30 at TEX (6th) catch/no catch Texas stands 1:453/30 at TEX (6th) force at 2B/runner placement Crew Chief stands/overturned 2:473/30 at TEX (8th) potential home run Crew Chief confirmed 1:154/7 vs. SD (10th) tag play at 2B Houston overturned 1:404/9 at MIN (8th) force out at 2B Minnesota overturned 1:074/10 at MIN (1st) out call at 1B Minnesota overturned 0:544/16 at SEA (5th) force play at 1B Houston stands 1:154/17 at SEA (8th) tag play at 1B Seattle stands 1:554/22 at CWS (3rd) tag play at HP Chicago stands 4/23 vs. LAA (9th) tag play at 3rd LAA overturned 1:104/24 vs. LAA (8th) catch/no catch in RF LAA stands 1:294/27 vs. OAK (8th) out at 1B Oakland overturned 1:004/28 vs. OAK (2nd) out at 1B Houston overturned 1:064/29 vs. OAK (5th) fan interference/no HR Crew Chief confirmed

ASTROS HOME RUNS

2018 Houston Astros High/Low

Date Game Opponent W-L/Score Record Pos. GB Astros Opp. Save Attendance Home Attendance POR POR (*-denotes sellout)3/29 1 @TEX W 4-1 1-0 T-1st - Verlander (1-0) Hamels (0-1) - 47,253* -3/30 2 @TEX L 1-5 1-1 2nd 0.5 Keuchel (0-1) Fister (1-0) - 35,469 -3/31 3 @TEX W 9-3 2-1 T-1st - McCullers Jr. (1-0) Moore (0-1) - 36,892 -4/1 4 @TEX W 8-2 3-1 T-1st - Cole (1-0) Minor (0-1) - 26,758 -4/2 5 BAL W 6-1 4-1 1st (1.0) Morton (1-0) Tillman (0-1) - 42,675* 42,675 4/3 6 BAL W 10-6 5-1 1st (1.0) Rondón (1-0) Araujo (0-1) - 40,081 82,738 4/4 7 BAL W 3-2 6-1 1st (1.0) Peacock (1-0) Castro (0-1) - 27,698 110,4364/6 8 SD L 1-4 6-2 T-1st - McCullers Jr. (1-1) Perdomo (1-1) Hand (2) 41,138* 151,5744/7 9 SD W 1-0 (10) 7-2 1st (1.0) Devenski (1-0) Erlin (0-1) - 42,306* 193,8804/8 10 SD W 4-1 8-2 1st (1.0) Morton (2-0) Ross (1-1) Peacock (1) 37,093 230,9724/9 11 @MIN W 2-0 9-2 1st (1.0) Verlander (2-0) Rogers (1-1) Giles (1) 15,521 -4/10 12 @MIN L 1-4 9-3 T-1st - Keuchel (0-2) Odorizzi (1-0) Rodney (2) 15,500 -4/11 13 @MIN L 8-9 9-4 2nd 1.5 Peacock (1-1) Rodney (1-1) - 15,438 -4/13 14 TEX W 3-2 10-4 2nd 1.5 Smith (1-0) Jepsen (0-2) Devenski (1) 32,129 263,1024/14 15 TEX L 5-6 (10) 10-5 2nd 2.5 Harris (0-1) Kela (1-0) Claudio (1) 40,679 303,7814/15 16 TEX L 1-3 (10) 10-6 2nd 3.0 Rondón (1-1) Kela (2-0) Diekman (1) 31,803 335,5844/16 17 @SEA L 1-2 10-7 3rd 3.5 Keuchel (0-3) Paxton (1-1) Diaz (7) 12,923 -4/17 18 @SEA W 4-1 11-7 2nd 2.5 McCullers Jr. (2-1) Altavilla (1-2) Devenski (2) 15,382 -4/18 19 @SEA W 7-1 12-7 2nd 1.5 Cole (2-0) Leake (2-1) - 14,643 -4/19 20 @SEA W 9-2 13-7 2nd 0.5 Morton (3-0) Gonzales (1-2) - 16,927 -4/20 21 @CWS W 10-0 14-7 1st (0.5) Verlander (3-0) Shields (1-2) - 14,211 -4/21 22 @CWS W 10-1 15-7 1st (0.5) Keuchel (1-3) Giolito (0-3) - 23,902 -4/22 23 @CWS W 7-1 16-7 1st (1.5) McCullers Jr. (3-1) Bummer (0-1) - 17,167 -4/23 24 LAA L 0-2 16-8 1st (0.5) Cole (2-1) Skaggs (3-1) Middleton (6) 29,606 365,1904/24 25 LAA L 7-8 16-9 2nd 0.5 Smith (1-1) Johnson (2-0) Bedrosian (1) 36,457 401,6474/25 26 LAA W 5-2 17-9 1st (0.5) Verlander (4-0) Tropeano (1-2) Giles (2) 29,777 431,4244/27 27 OAK L 1-8 17-10 1st (0.5) Keuchel (1-4) Manaea (4-2) - 32,636 464,0604/28 28 OAK W 11-0 18-10 1st (1.5) McCullers Jr. (4-1) Mengden (2-3) - 41,493* 505,5534/29 29 OAK W 8-4 19-10 1st (2.0) Harris (1-1) Cahill (1-1) - 39,191 544,6844/30 30 NYY5/1 31 NYY5/2 32 NYY5/3 33 NYY5/4 34 @ARI5/5 35 @ARI5/6 36 @ARI5/7 37 @OAK5/8 38 @OAK5/9 39 @OAK5/11 40 TEX5/12 41 TEX5/13 42 TEX5/14 43 @LAA5/15 44 @LAA5/16 45 @LAA5/18 46 CLE5/19 47 CLE5/20 48 CLE5/22 49 SF5/23 50 SF5/24 51 @CLE5/25 52 @CLE5/26 53 @CLE5/27 54 @CLE5/28 55 @NYY5/29 56 @NYY5/30 57 @NYY5/31 58 BOS6/1 59 BOS6/2 60 BOS6/3 61 BOS6/5 62 SEA6/6 63 SEA6/7 64 @TEX6/8 65 @TEX6/9 66 @TEX6/10 67 @TEX6/12 68 @OAK6/13 69 @OAK6/14 70 @OAK6/15 71 @KC6/16 72 @KC6/17 73 @KC6/18 74 TB6/19 75 TB6/20 76 TB6/22 77 KC6/23 78 KC6/24 79 KC6/25 80 TOR6/26 81 TOR6/27 82 TOR6/28 83 @TB6/29 84 @TB6/30 85 @TB7/1 86 @TB7/3 87 @TEX7/4 88 @TEX7/5 89 CWS7/6 90 CWS7/7 91 CWS7/8 92 CWS7/9 93 OAK7/10 94 OAK7/11 95 OAK 7/12 96 OAK7/13 97 DET7/14 98 DET7/15 99 DET

HOUSTON ASTROS 2018 DAY-BY-DAY

TRANSACTIONS: 4/18: Activated LHP Tony Sipp from the 10-day DL...4/17: Optioned RHP James Hoyt to Triple A...4/13: Activated IF Yuli Gurriel from the DL...4/11: Optioned IF J.D. Davis to Triple A...4/10: Recalled RHP James Hoyt from Triple A; placed LHP Tony Sipp on the 10-day DL (retro to 4/8)...4/7: Activated RHP James Hoyt from the DL and optioned him to Triple A...4/3: Activated IF Yuli Gurriel from the restricted list and placed him on the DL...3/29: Placed IF Yuli Gurriel on the restricted list...3/28: Placed RHP Jandel Gustave on the DL (retro to 3/26); placed RHP James Hoyt on the DL (retro to 3/26); placed RHP Brady Rodgers on the DL (retro to 3/26).

2018 ASTROS TRANSACTIONS

Date Game Opponent W-L /Score Record Pos. GB Astros Opp. Save Attendance Home Attendance POR POR (*-denotes sellout)7/17 All-Star Game (Washington, D.C.)7/20 100 @LAA7/21 101 @LAA7/22 102 @LAA7/24 103 @COL7/25 104 @COL7/27 105 TEX7/28 106 TEX7/29 107 TEX7/30 108 @SEA7/31 109 @SEA8/1 110 @SEA8/3 111 @LAD8/4 112 @LAD8/5 113 @LAD8/6 114 @SF8/7` 115 @SF8/9 116 SEA8/10 117 SEA8/11 118 SEA8/12 119 SEA8/14 120 COL8/15 121 COL8/17 122 @OAK8/18 123 @OAK8/19 124 @OAK8/20 125 @SEA8/21 126 @SEA8/22 127 @SEA8/24 128 @LAA8/25 129 @LAA8/26 130 @LAA8/27 131 OAK8/28 132 OAK8/29 133 OAK8/30 134 LAA8/31 135 LAA9/1 136 LAA9/2 137 LAA9/3 138 MIN9/4 139 MIN9/5 140 MIN9/7 141 @BOS9/8 142 @BOS9/9 143 @BOS9/10 144 @DET9/11 145 @DET9/12 146 @DET9/14 147 ARI9/15 148 ARI9/16 149 ARI9/17 150 SEA9/18 151 SEA9/19 152 SEA9/21 153 LAA9/22 154 LAA9/23 155 LAA9/24 156 @TOR9/25 157 @TOR9/26 158 @TOR9/27 159 @BAL9/28 160 @BAL9/29 161 @BAL9/30 162 @BAL

HOUSTON ASTROS 2018 DAY-BY-DAY