Astros Correa, Altuve lift Houston past Yankees in 10th inning

Carlos Correa played a pivotal role in the Houston Astros' 5-3 extra-inning victory over the New York Yankees, delivering a tiebreaking single in the 10th inning that drove in Jose Altuve. Altuve, who also hit a two-run homer earlier in the game, was instrumental in the Astros' offense, particularly while serving as the designated hitter. Taylor Trammell added insurance with a two-run homer off struggling Yankees reliever Devin Williams, who has recently faced challenges on the mound. The Astros' bullpen, led by Josh Hader, effectively contained the Yankees in the late innings, helping the team secure their third win in four games and improving their overall record on a tough road trip. Correa's strong performance continues his impressive hitting streak, extending to six games with multiple multi-hit efforts since the All-Star break. This win highlights the Astros' resilience and offensive depth as they maintain their lead in the AL West.