MLB: Astros climb back into series

The Houston Astros (107-55, 8-6) defeated the Washington Nationals (93-69, 9-3) in Game 3 of the World Series, climbing back into the series and cutting the Nationals lead to 2-1. The Astros scored one run in four different innings and only gave up a RBI triple to Victor Robles in the bottom of the fourth inning. Despite giving up seven hits and three walks, Zack Greinke was able to pitch out of trouble and keep the scoring to a minimum. George Springer, Jose Altuve, and Michael Brantley combined for six hits, two runs, two runs batted in, and two walks. Robinson Chirinos also had a home run in the win for the Astros. Adam Eaton was 2/4 with one walk for the Nationals, while Juan Soto went 0/4 with one walk on his 21st birthday. Game 4 is set for Saturday, Oct. 26 in Washington.

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