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Houston Astros short stop Nick Allen (20) is tagged out at home plate during a game between the Houston Astros and the Los Angeles Angels on Monday, July 27, 2026 at Angels Stadium in Anaheim Calif.ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Houston Astros trailed the Los Angeles Angels for 26 outs, but the 27th was all they needed after a parade of errors and pitching missteps in the top of the ninth left the door open for the Astros to come from behind and beat the Angels 6-4 to start their series.The Angels headed into the ninth leading 4-2, carried mostly by a two-RBI day from Vaughn Grissom and another stellar start by rookie Walbert Urea. With the Angels strapped for fresh pitchers, Suzuki went with Jos Fermin to close out the game, who hit the first batter he faced and allowed a single to the next one to put Astros at first and third.He seemed to catch a break after forcing a ground ball from Lucas Spence that could have turned into a double play, but it slipped right past the glove of Grissom at second base to score the first of two unearned runs for the Astros.FINAL: Astros 6, Angels 4 pic.twitter.com/SHMOFLlSQT Los Angeles Angels (@Angels) July 28, 2026"I think my message when I talk to Gris is keep your head up, keep working hard doing all the right things to prepare," Angels manager Kurt Suzki said. "Mistakes are part of the game. He does everything right to prepare and he's been playing great. Don't let one one little thing like this, obviously costly, but don't let it define it."Bachman walks into disasterSam Bachman was called in soon after to relieve Fermin and quickly made it a two out inning, but the Angels intentionally walked Houston slugger Yordan Alvarez to load the bases, a risky gamble that did allow for an out at every base and let the Angels avoid pitching to Alvarez, but put them at risk by advancing the go-ahead run into scoring position.The gamble did not pay off. Bachman hit the next batter he faced in Isaac Paredes after a nine pitch at-bat that featured four-straight foul balls from Paredes, and just like that the Astros tied things up.Bases loaded walk for the lead!#ChaseTheFightpic.twitter.com/r2KWOqax7h Houston Astros (@astros) July 28, 2026Some circumstances where maybe swings-and-misses, but I just kept making pitches and let one get away from me," Bachman said.Things got worse from there for Bachman. He walked the next batter he saw to allow the Astros to score again, taking their first lead of the night 5-4.The @Astros rally for 4 runs in the 9th! pic.twitter.com/xTVjdFcqFm MLB (@MLB) July 28, 2026He had even worse luck after Jos Altuve chopped a ball straight back to the mound that could have ended the inning, but he couldn't get a good grasp on it from the ground and Altuve reached base on the error while the Astros scored their fourth run of the inning to pad their lead 6-4, the eventual wining score."Definitely a tough one tonight. Tough way to lose," Suzuki said. "Just couldn't make the plays. When the plays were presented to us, we just didn't make it. They put in the work everyday and they put in the work preparation-wise and this is just baseball. Sometimes stuff like this happens and you gotta pick your head up, you gotta move forward, you gotta prepare again tomorrow and come back ready to play."Grissom's gameFor most of the game, Grissom had been riding a hot streak. He drove in a run with a single in his first at-bat and hit his seventh home run of the season in his second and added another single in his third.But in a game that was decided by two runs, Grissom was as much a focal point of the loss as he would have been had the Angels won the game.crushing in the connects pic.twitter.com/6m2eyqZvz7 Los Angeles Angels (@Angels) July 28, 2026In the bottom of the seventh, Grissom struck out in a spot where he could have added some insurance with a runner on second base, then when the disastrous ninth inning rolled around Grissom's error at second base kept the Angels from two crucial outs and perpetuated an inning that proved to be the Angels' doom.Grissom was given one more chance at redemption in the bottom of the ninth with two outs and two runners on. He stepped up to the plate as the go-head run at the plate and one swing of the bat could have erased all his mistakes and swung the narrative back to his big day in the batter's box.LA Angels second baseman Vaughn Grissom (5) celebrates after hitting a homerun during a game between the Houston Astros and the Los Angeles Angels on Monday, July 27, 2026 at Angels Stadium in Anaheim Calif.Edwin So - The Sporting TribuneLA Angels second baseman Vaughn Grissom (5) celebrates after hitting a homerun during a game between the Houston Astros and the Los Angeles Angels on Monday, July 27, 2026 at Angels Stadium in Anaheim Calif.Instead, Grissom broke his bat hitting a soft ground ball to Houston closer Josh Hader to end the game.As Grissom put it, sometimes that's how the game of baseball can treat its players."I heard someone say the other day, 'Its two type of people in this game: the ones that are humbled and the ones that are about to be humbled.' So, stinks."

Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesTraining camps across the NFL are fully underway ahead of the 2026 season getting started in just a matter of weeks. Teams across the country are putting the work in to get their players ready to go for another season of football.It is also an opportunity for this seasons rookies to take another step forward in their career, with players like third overall pick Jeremiyah Love carrying a lot of expectation.The Cardinals placed a huge amount of trust in handing Love a 4-year, fully guaranteed $53m contract as the third pick of the 2026 NFL Draft.That is an obscene deal for a rookie running-back, which will require a huge output for him to provide a solid return in Arizona.However, just days into training camp and some NFL fans are already worried that the Cardinals shaky offensive line is going to prove a huge issue for Love.Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesArizona Cardinals training footage leaves NFL fans worried for Jeremiyah LoveGiven they have a bottom-half offensive line, there could be an argument made that the Cardinals put the horse before the cart in the draft this year by not taking their pick of the offensive lineman.The second round saw the Cardinals take offensive guard Chase Bisontis, with the 34 overall pick, but footage out of Scottsdale is certainly concerning some fans.A clip from the Cardinals training camp showed Love taking the snap and seeing his offensive line completely crumble, with defensive players immediately on him.One fan very simply said: That offensive line is awful.Whilst another added: And they wondering why Jacoby want to be compensated for risking his life behind them.The Cardinals offensive line is widely considered as one of the worst in the league, with only four other teams allowing more sacks (59) last season.Hes gonna have flashbacks to that 33-yard game vs Miami all year, said another fan.I tried to warn everybody on draft night, added another NFL fan as they felt the Cardinals have wasted their third overall pick.Love ran for 1,372 yards and scored 21 touchdowns in 2025 the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.However, expectations have been dramatically reduced for this season with the Cardinals, with this fan saying: This team isnt winning more than 2 games.Myles Garrett recording 10 sacks against Arizona alone, said another fan, as Love looks set to be playing behind a passive offensive line.Read more:Micah Parsons gives glowing review of nuts $90m new Green Bay Packers facilitiesRoger Goodells prediction comes true as NFL set to make $14.5bn payout49ers provide new Kyle Shanahan health update and recovery timeline after car accident

Andoni Iraola has seen enough: Suddenly a new transfer priority emergesAndoni Iraola kicked off his tenure as Liverpool head coach over the weekend. His Reds were victorious in a preseason friendly against Sunderland in Nashville, winning 4-2 in the first game of the USA tour.Youngsters like Lewis Koumas, Kieran Morrison and James McConnell all stepped up to the plate. The Reds academy structure is in a healthy place - turning out fantastic talent regularly.That was demonstrated Stateside and hopefully the Basque tactico finds a way to give minutes to those talents in the months ahead.But its not all good news.Joe Gomez hit by another injuryJoe Gomez went down with yet another injury - showing once again that his long-term fitness isnt to be relied upon.With Virgil van Dijk absent from the tour it meant that Ifeanyi Ndukwe was sprung from the bench to partner Mor Talla Ndiaye in the heart of the backline - and Ndukwe won't be available to the club for the season ahead.Liverpool have lost Ibrahima Konate on a free transfer while new signings Giovanni Leoni and Jeremy Jacquet still remain absent as they recover from injury.Liverpool need a senior centre-back and fastGomezs injury has come at a very bad time for Iraola - leaving the Merseysiders exposed in a key area just a few weeks out from the start of the Premier League season.Van Dijk will be starting as first choice but right now all bets are off as to who will end up partnering the captain in defence.Even when Leoni and Jacquet are sufficiently recovered they still lack the requisite first-team experience - and that should have alarm bells ringing inside the corridors of power.Bet 10, Get 30 in Free BetsOpen an account and place a qualifying bet of 10 at min odds of 1/5 (1.2) or greater.18+New UK/ROI customers. Min 5 deposit. Bet Credits available on settlement of qualifying bets, capped at 10 stake. Min odds 1/5 (1.20). Bet Credits expire in 7 days. Excl. Cashed Out/Free Bets/Boosted odds. T&Cs apply. GambleAware.org30 FREECLAIM NOWSuddenly a new transfer priority emerges for IraolaLewis Steele writing in the Daily Mail is now claiming that centre-back has jumped up the list of priorities in the transfer market.All of a sudden, the need to sign a defender rises to the top of Liverpools shopping list alongside recruiting the Mohamed Salah replacement on the right wing, the report reads.Ideally a defender who could cover right-back would be a good move - with Conor Bradley also set for an extended spell on the sidelines.

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The Astros' LaMonte Wade, Jr. draws a walk in the ninth inning to force in the go-ahead run in Monday's victory over the Angels. (Scott Strazzante/AP Photo/Scott Strazzante) ANAHEIM, Calif.- From a game in which their starter recorded two outs, their lineup mustered two hits across the first seven innings, and they trailed one strike from defeat, the Houston Astros wrested a win Monday night.A fundamental implosion by the Los Angeles Angels in the ninth inning allowed it, but the Astros are not positioned to argue. They began their final week of play before the Aug. 3 trade deadline with a 6-4 win at Angel Stadium that left them 53-55.The Astros scored four runs in a ninth inning in which they had one hit, completing a strange comeback made possible by their bullpen. Cristian Javier entered in the fourth and threw five scoreless innings to keep them in striking distance, after AJ Blubaugh averted a potential disaster in the first. Houston trailed 4-2 entering the ninth. Jos Fermin plunked Taylor Trammell. Christian Walker's single put runners on first and third. Lucas Spence hit a potential double-play ground ball to second baseman Vaughn Grissom, who let it bounce into right field.Trammell scored. Pinch runner Nick Allen scampered to third, as the potential tying run, with no outs. The Angels came close to an escape.Christian Vzquez popped up a squeeze bunt. Jeremy Pea pulled a chopper to third baseman Denzer Guzman, who threw out Allen, going on contact. Angels manager Kurt Suzuki did not allow righty Sam Bachman to face YordanAlvarez, walking him intentionally.The maneuver loaded the bases, putting the potential tying run on third base. Isaac Paredes fell behind 1-2 then saw six more pitches. The ninth pitch Bachman threw him clipped Paredes on the elbow guard. The Angels challenged, to no avail. The tying run scored.Two more crossed before the Angels could stem the nightmare. Bachman walked LaMonte Wade Jr. on five pitches, forcing in the go-ahead run. Jose Altuve hit a comebacker to Bachman, who could not field the ball cleanly, permitting an insurance run.Josh Hader walked two batters in the bottom of the ninth, putting the potential tying run on base, but corralled Grissom's broken-bat comebacker for the final out. Three relievers combined to cover 8 innings for the Astros and allow two runs, one earned, after starter Tatsuya Imai struggled.Imai faced seven batters, allowing five to reach, before the Astros removed him down 2-0. Blubaugh defused a bases-loaded jam to keep it there, then worked two more innings.Grissom homered against Blubaugh with two outs in the third. Josh Lowe then sent a routine grounder to Altuve, who sailed his throw, extending the inning. Lowe scored when Jo Adell blooped a double that fell between Wade and Walker in shallow right field, extending the Angels' lead to 4-0.Javier, pitching for the first time in eight days, allowed nothing further in an outing that saved a majority of Houston's bullpen and offered a chance to rally. Trammell hit a solo home run against Angels starter Walbert Urea, who was excellent across six innings, in the fourth. It remained 4-1 until the eighth.Pea doubled against Ryan Zeferjahn and scored on a single by Alvarez. Zeferjahn retired the next three batters in order. The Angels could not complete the job.ASTROS 6, ANGELS 4HoustonABRHBIBBSOAvg.Totals3465559Pea ss521002.316Alvarez dh311111.323Paredes 3b-1b400100.257Wade rf400112.1692-Smith pr-rf000000.206Altuve 2b500001.228Trammell lf221121.242Walker 1b301011.2321-Allen pr-3b000000.250Spence cf410101.156Vzquez c401000.215Los AngelesABRHBIBBSOAvg.Totals3346469Neto ss311020.235Trout cf410011.244Schanuel 1b401100.280Soler dh300022.2003-Peraza pr000000.239Grissom 2b513201.259Lowe lf410001.202Siri lf000000.270Adell rf301112.243Guzman 3b300001.235Heineman c400001.174Houston000100014_651Los Angeles202000000_4621-ran for Walker in the 9th. 2-ran for Wade in the 9th. 3-ran for Soler in the 9th.E_Altuve (4), Grissom (5), Bachman (1). LOB_Houston 9, Los Angeles 10. 2B_Pea (10), Adell (16), Schanuel (18). HR_Trammell (5), off Urea; Grissom (7), off Blubaugh. RBIs_Trammell (14), Alvarez (78), Spence (2), Paredes (58), Wade (11), Schanuel (37), Grissom 2 (43), Adell (60). SB_Lowe (4). SF_Schanuel.Runners left in scoring position_Houston 4 (Altuve, Trammell 2, Spence); Los Angeles 5 (Guzman 2, Heineman, Grissom, Lowe). RISP_Houston 2 for 8; Los Angeles 2 for 9.Runners moved up_Soler.HoustonIPHRERBBSONPERAImai2-312241335.83Blubaugh21-322101483.74Javier, W, 1-1530007707.17Hader, S, 13-13100020241.29Los AngelesIPHRERBBSONPERAUrea621125912.70Silseth, H, 9100011202.72Zeferjahn, H, 9121102233.78Fermin, L, 3-2, H, 51-313100123.00Bachman, BS, 1-42-301021244.26Inherited runners-scored_Blubaugh 3-0, Bachman 2-2. IBB_off Bachman (Alvarez). HBP_Urea (Alvarez), Blubaugh (Guzman), Fermin (Trammell), Bachman (Paredes). PB_Heineman (0).ABS Challenge_Imai (Ball-Overturned to Strike); Trammell (Strike-Overturned to Ball); Walker (Strike-Overturned to Ball); Blubaugh (Ball-Overturned to Strike); Hader (Ball-Confirmed).Pitch timer violations_Bachman (pitcher).Umpires_Home, Chris Guccione; First, David Rackley; Second, Nestor Ceja; Third, Willie Traynor.T_3:18. A_30,121 (45,517).Imai collapses againA feast-or-famine first MLB season continued for Imai, who had thrown six innings of one-run ball against Miami in his previous outing. Imai has now failed to finish the first inning in three of his 15 starts. He did not finish the second inning in another. Eight of his 15 starts have lasted fewer than five innings. He has a 5.83 ERA in 58 innings.For a team trying to stay afloat in the AL playoff picture, one wonders how sustainable that is. The Astros have received some strong outings from Imai, who is making $18 million this season, but no consistency. They went to the bullpen by the second inning for the second time in four days, after Spencer Arrighetti's injury-shortened start Friday in Chicago.Imai's command was missing from the outset. He walked leadoff man Zach Neto on four pitches, yanking three fastballs and missing inside with another. Mike Trout drew an eight-pitch walk. Pitching coach Josh Miller visited the mound. Imai balked both runners up, then fell behind 3-1 to Nolan Schanuel, who skied a sacrifice fly.Imai issued another four-pitch walk to Jorge Soler. Grissom punched a first-pitch fastball to right field for a run-scoring single. Blubaugh began to warm. Imai struck out Josh Lowe swinging on a high fastball. But a five-pitch walk to Adell loaded the bases and brought manager Joe Espada from the dugout to relieve him.Imai threw 33 pitches. Twelve were strikes. The Angels totaled nine swings against him. Blubaugh retired Guzman on a flyout to leave the bases loaded and keep Imai's line from looking worse.Urea quiets AstrosIncluding a June 9 start in Houston, Urea has allowed one run over his last 11 innings against the Astros. Houston's lineup managed two hits Monday against the hard-throwing right-hander, who averaged 99.3 mph on his four-seamer, up 1.8 mph from his season average, and 98.7 mph on his sinker.Urea did not allow a hit until the fourth inning. He did walk two batters and hit one across his first three frames. He ended the second already at 40 pitches, a number that did not portend a long outing. Urea, however, worked efficiently enough from there to complete six frames on 91 pitches.Trammell lined a 99 mph four-seamer into the seats in right-center field for Houston's first hit with two outs in the fourth. Vzquez's single in the fifth was the only other hit allowed by Urea. He finished with two walks and five strikeouts.The Astros averaged just an 85.1 mph exit velocity on 15 balls put into play against Urea. Only four had an exit velocity above 94 mph, the Statcast hard-hit threshold. Urea recorded seven outs via grounders while lowering his ERA to 2.70 across his 93 1/3 innings this season.Lineup talkHouston's lineup against Urea featured a wrinkle. Wade started in the cleanup spot, with Altuve fifth. Walker slotted seventh, after Trammell. With four left-handed hitters, the Astros' lineup maintained a right-left-right alteration throughout."Trying to put some lefties in between those righties against this righty today," manager Joe Espada said pregame. "Some of these lefties, they're disciplined enough that they can walk against him. So, trying to stretch things out, trying to get into their bullpen."Wade entered hitting .182 in his 19 games with the Astros but with a 17.9% walk rate. He was averaging the most pitches per plate appearance among hitters to appear for Houston this season, as well. Espada cited that number in discussing what Wade brings to the lineup."If you do that, all those pitches will add up," Espada said. "Now you're driving a starter out of the game, now you're getting into the bullpen, and in a three-game series if you do it properly it can help you win a series."SubscribeTheres more to Houston with the Chronicle. 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