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Carlos Correa hits 200th HR, Yainer Diaz adds winning shot as Astros beat Blue Jays 3-2
Yainer Diaz's ninth-inning home run secured a narrow 3-2 victory for the Houston Astros over the Toronto Blue Jays, impacting the competitive American League West race.
- On Wednesday, September 10, 2025, the Houston Astros defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 in a Major League Baseball game.
- The Astros took an early lead with Yainer Diaz's RBI double in the second inning and Carlos Correa's solo home run in the sixth inning.
- The Blue Jays rallied in the eighth inning with RBI singles by Andres Gimenez and Nathan Lukes to tie the game 2-2, but Diaz hit a decisive ninth-inning homer off Jeff Hoffman.
- Correa hit the 200th home run of his 11-year career, while Diaz connected on his 19th home run of the season and Hoffman took the loss, lowering his record to 9-7.
- The Astros' win was key in the AL West race, while the Blue Jays' loss cut their AL East lead to 2 1/2 games with 17 regular-season games remaining.
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Carlos Correa hits 200th HR, Yainer Diaz adds winning shot as Astros beat Blue Jays 3-2
Yainer Diaz drilled a tiebreaking home run in the ninth inning, Carlos Correa hit his 200th career homer and the Houston Astros beat the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2.
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Table of ContentsHouston Astros AlignmentToronto Blue JaysMeeting DevelopmentHighlights Houston Astros breathed relief and took hold at the top of the Western Division of the American League after winning this September 10, at the Rogers Centre of Canada, at Toronto Blue Jays with a 3×2 board, staying 1.5 games above Seattle Mariners, which still has to play on this day.It was a great job for both openers, both Jason Alexander on the side of the…
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