The Houston Astros fell to the Atlanta Braves in a three-game sweep at Angel Stadium of Anaheim, with a final score of 10-7. The Astros were unable to capitalize on their scoring opportunities, going 4-for-24 with runners in scoring position.

In the top of the 10th inning, the Astros had the potential tying run at third base and one out, but Peña hit into a double play against Braves closer Raisel Iglesias to end the game. The Astros also made three errors during the series, including two that gifted the Braves runs.

The Astros' top pitching prospect, Cristian Javier, was scratched from Sunday's start due to neck discomfort. Manager Joe Espada later confirmed that Javier would not be making an appearance in the game.

In a disappointing outing for the Astros, Spencer Arrighetti made his major league debut and worked around trouble in his first two innings before giving up seven runs in his third and final inning.

The Braves' offense was led by Salvador Perez, who hit a single and an RBI double. MJ Melendez also contributed with a walk and an RBI single.

For the Astros, Nelson Velázquez stroked a two-run single to right, and Pasquantino recorded his first extra-base hit and first two RBIs of the season with a two-run double.

After the game, manager Joe Espada expressed confidence in his team's abilities. 'We know he's going to continue to do it,' he said. 'He's played in 10 games or whatever prior to tonight.'

The Astros now head into a six-game road trip against the Nationals and Cubs, but their current struggles may make it difficult for them to capitalize on scoring opportunities.

You can find the complete player stats for this game from USA TODAY, as well as the full box score. The Houston Astros' loss to the Atlanta Braves brings an end to their season.

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