Tucker and Juriel lead the comeback in ninth place; Astros win

BALTIMORE — Yuli Gurriel returned, single-handedly in the ninth inning, as the Houston Astros beat the Baltimore Orioles 11-10 on Saturday, bringing coach Dusty Baker 100 wins at the bell.

Houston trailed 9-7 before launching a four-game attack against nearest Felix Bautista (4-4). Kyle Tucker tied the match by a double in two rounds.

Gurriel followed him with a single blow, which is the main blow in this give-and-take match.

The Orioles were on the verge of making gains in the battle for the Annex pier. However, it has fallen four games behind Seattle in the search for the third and final spot in the MLS.

The two clubs have 11 duels left.

Anthony Santander hit two Baltimore House hurdles. His countryman Rugend Odor and Cedric Mullins also had reptiles.

Becker joins three Hall of Fame coaches, Sparky Anderson, Tony La Russa and Witty Herzog, as the only coaches in history to achieve 100 wins in the National League and MLS.

The defeat was for Dominican Rafael Monteiro (5-2).

For the Astros, Venezuelan Jose Altove scored 3-1 with three runs and two RBIs. Dominican Jeremy Peña 3-1 in one half and scored two goals. Cubans Aledmys Díaz 2-0, Yordan lvarez 3-2 with a run and scored an RBI, Gurriel 5-2 with three RBIs. Honduras Mauricio Dupont 4-1 game record. Puerto Rican Martin Maldonado 3-1 in one game and Cristian Vazquez scored 1-1 with one game.

For the Orioles, Venezuelan Santander scored 5-3 with two runs and three RBIs, Odor 5-3 with two runs and three RBIs, Robinson Chirinos 2-0. Mexican Ramon Urillas 4-2 inning record. Dominican Jorge Mateo 5-1 with a run and an RBI record.