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Astros' Burrows Gives Up Career-High Runs in Tough Loss
15 May
Summary
- Mike Burrows allowed a career-high seven runs against the Mariners.
- Burrows' performance was a stark contrast to his previous strong outing.
- The Astros continue to struggle, falling to 1-7 against the Mariners.

Mike Burrows endured a challenging start for the Houston Astros on Thursday, giving up a career-high seven runs in a 8-3 defeat to the Seattle Mariners. This outing contrasted sharply with his previous Major League career-best performance against the Reds.
Despite strong stuff, Burrows' inconsistency remains a concern for the Astros. Manager Joe Espada noted that only a few pitches separated Burrows from another quality start. The right-hander has struggled with home runs, having allowed 10 on the season, including two during Thursday's game.
The Astros, with a 17-28 record, are looking to build momentum. They have a poor 1-7 record against the Mariners and are set to host the Rangers for a three-game series starting Friday. Espada emphasized the team's need for greater consistency to string together wins.