Astros drop a 4-3, 12-inning decision to Texas as its offense continues to struggle against the Rangers’ pitching staff. Houston produced three or fewer runs in five of eight meetings this season, with runners in scoring position going 2-for-14. Correa’s eighth-inning two-run shot sparked a comeback, but the big hit never arrived late. The bullpen was outstanding, yet a walk-off in the 12th sealed it. Houston’s division lead remains 3.5 games over Seattle with 20 games left.