Carlos Correa delivered a clutch eighth-inning game-tying homer after an eight-pitch battle, but Houston’s offense couldn’t finish the rally. In 12 innings, the Astros went 2-for-14 with runners in scoring position, part of a stretch since the trade deadline that has them among the league’s slumps. Texas walked it off with Dustin Harris’ 12th-inning double as Houston fell 4-3, leaving the Astros clinging to a 3½-game lead while stressing a collective, grind-it-out approach to finish the season.