Angels' Adam Frazier creates controversy with bold base-running move vs Astros

LA Angels second baseman Adam Frazier executed a controversial base-running maneuver during the second inning of a game against the Houston Astros at Daikin Park. After bunting, Frazier ran on the grass, obstructing Astros first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr. He initially disrupted a throw meant for home plate that could have tagged out Josh Lowe, leading to an overturned call that ruled Lowe safe. The Angels eventually secured an 18-3 victory, with Zach Neto standout, contributing five hits and seven RBIs. Despite the win, the Angels remain underperforming this season, holding a 51-77 record and trailing behind playoff contenders.

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