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José Altuve Propels Astros Into the World Series

The Astros went into the ninth two up and held it.

Following their triumphant victory against the New York Yankees, the Houston Astros elegantly secured their spot in the World Series last night. José Altuve showcased a remarkable hit that will undoubtedly resonate with Astos enthusiasts for an extended period.

Houston surged ahead in the initial inning, with a spectacular home run to the left field on the inaugural pitch from Gurriel. Altuve and Bregman subsequently crossed home plate, granting the Astros a commendable 3-0 lead over the Yankees.

However, the NYY were not easily subdued, managing to narrow the gap with two runs in subsequent innings. Gregorius scored in the second inning, and Urshela delivered a powerful home run to the right field in the fourth.

The following four innings proceeded rather uneventfully, with only Altuve managing to secure an additional run for the Astros in the sixth inning. Brantley was subbed out in the same round.

The tension reached its peak in the ninth inning, with both Houston and the Yankees acquiring two runs each. Once more, Altuve proved to be the hero for the Astros, smashing a home run to the left field on a 2-1 count.

The game concluded with a 6-4 triumph for the Astros, paving their way to the World Series.

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