In the long arc of a baseball career, milestones arrive quietly between the noise of a single game. On Wednesday night in Toronto, Carlos Correa joined a small fraternity of shortstops who have reached 200 career home runs, even as the Astros nearly surrendered what his bat had helped build. It was Yainer Diaz's ninth-inning answer to a bullpen collapse that ultimately decided the evening, sending Houston home with a 3-2 victory and a reminder that in baseball, no lead is safe until the final out.
Diaz's ninth-inning homer lifts Astros past Blue Jays as Correa reaches 200 career HRs
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