Hunter Brown Zachaneto’s conflict clears the bench, and the Astros win with extras
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rear Houston Astros Starting pitcher Hunter Brown hit the Los Angeles Angels shortstop Zack Net on the pitch, flaring up in three innings with the Astros’ 3-2 innings of an extra-trimmed 3-2 inning at Angel Stadium.
The Astros rose 2-0 at the bottom of three innings, with 2 base runners, Net, rising to the bat.
Brown was 0-1 in the count, with Brown’s 95-mile sinker running to Neto. Angels Short Stop In hand. Neto took the exception and immediately began screaming towards the brown.
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Houston Astros pitcher Hunter Brown, center screams after hitting the Los Angeles Angels Zack Neto on the pitch in Anaheim, California on Friday, June 20, 2025. (AP Photo/William Leanne)
Brown did not retreat from Neto, but began walking towards Neto, and began barking the Angels shortstop as the home plate judge stepped in front of Neto to ease the situation. As Brown began towards Neto, both teams’ dugouts and bullpen were empty to join the fight.
Astros catcher Yainer Diaz held Brown down when the bench was empty. As Brown was pulling away from the mountains, he continued screaming at the Angels player who came out of the bench.
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Los Angeles Angels’ Angels’ Zack Net, right, gestures towards Houston Astros pitcher Hunter Brown after hitting the pitch in three innings in Anaheim, California on Friday, June 20, 2025. (AP Photo/William Leanne)
The order was finally restored. There was no punch Or ejectionAnd then the game continued.
Neto stayed in the game after hitting the pitch.
Brown pitched five innings and scored one run with two hits before finishing in an inseparable ending into the game. He hit four batters.
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Houston Astros pitcher Hunter Brown will deliver on Friday, June 20, 2025 in Anaheim, California in the first innings of his game against the Los Angeles Angels. (AP Photo/William Leanne)
The Astros recorded a win on the wild pitch in 10 innings. Astros’ Mauricio Dubón scored on a pitch thrown behind Astros’ 3 base hand Isaac Paredes.
The Astros (44-32) and Angels (36-39) will play again Saturday at 9:38pm.
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