Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/V3DIgYDaV5d.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter INSANE Finish! Rangers vs Astros Highlights [ZotlJFcxsnT] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT The Astros held off the Rangers 5-4 in a back-and-forth battle at home. Texas got the long ball going with solo shots from Wyatt Langford and catcher Elias Díaz, and Brandon Nimmo added a stolen base, but it wasn't enough to overcome Houston's balanced attack at the plate. The Astros didn't need the long ball to get it done -- Isaac Paredes, Cam Smith, Taylor Trammell, Jeremy Peña, LaMonte Wade Jr., Christian Walker, and Yordan Alvarez all recorded hits, spreading the offense across the lineup to build the 5-4 edge. On the mound, Steven Okert came through in relief for Houston, picking up the win by firing 1.1 scoreless innings with two strikeouts to bridge the game to the ninth. Josh Hader then slammed the door, striking out the side or otherwise working a clean frame to lock down the save and seal the 5-4 final. It was a game where Texas' power hitting made things interesting late, but Houston's depth up and down the order -- plus a lockdown bullpen combo of Okert and Hader -- proved to be the difference. Final score: TEX 4 - HOU 5 (2026-08-01) #Shorts #MLB #TexasRangers #HoustonAstros VzcXwqqDm8I fAhCBslVF6S ZC69z6yv8ZX j2GVB2vLsSx J9fzJJgE7Dl g7UuPM8C86C
The Astros held off the Rangers 5-4 in a back-and-forth battle at home. Texas got the long ball going with solo shots from Wyatt Langford and catcher Elias Díaz, and Brandon Nimmo added a stolen base, but it wasn't enough to overcome Houston's balanced attack at the plate. The Astros didn't need the long ball to get it done -- Isaac Paredes, Cam Smith, Taylor Trammell, Jeremy Peña, LaMonte Wade Jr., Christian Walker, and Yordan Alvarez all recorded hits, spreading the offense across the lineup to build the 5-4 edge. On the mound, Steven Okert came through in relief for Houston, picking up the win by firing 1.1 scoreless innings with two strikeouts to bridge the game to the ninth. Josh Hader then slammed the door, striking out the side or otherwise working a clean frame to lock down the save and seal the 5-4 final. It was a game where Texas' power hitting made things interesting late, but Houston's depth up and down the order -- plus a lockdown bullpen combo of Okert and Hader -- proved to be the difference. Final score: TEX 4 - HOU 5 (2026-08-01) #Shorts #MLB #TexasRangers #HoustonAstros VzcXwqqDm8I fAhCBslVF6S ZC69z6yv8ZX j2GVB2vLsSx J9fzJJgE7Dl g7UuPM8C86C