Jose Altuve Steals Home on Bryce Harper's Blunder in Astros-Phillies Game 3
Astros Get off to Early Start with Unconventional Play
In a surprising turn of events, Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve stole home in the first inning of Wednesday's game against the Philadelphia Phillies. Altuve's daring move came after he noticed Phillies star Bryce Harper's casual handling of a pickoff attempt at first base. According to the Associated Press, "Altuve took off for home as Harper hesitated in throwing to first, and easily beat the throw from catcher Andrew Joseph." This unconventional play gave the Astros an early 1-0 lead.
Altuve's Quick Thinking Earns Astros Early Lead
Altuve's quick thinking and aggressive base running proved to be a key moment in the game. The Astros went on to win 6-5, claiming their first victory in the three-game series in Philadelphia. Altuve's stolen base set the tone for the game and showcased his exceptional instincts on the field.
Highlights:
- Jose Altuve stole home in the first inning, catching Bryce Harper off guard.
- The Astros took an early 1-0 lead thanks to Altuve's daring play.
- Altuve's quick thinking and aggressive base running set the tone for the game.
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