How to Watch Rays at Astros (June 1): Stream MLB Live, TV Channel

The Tampa Bay Rays have outscored the Houston Astros 30-8 heading into this season-series finale on Sunday.

This four-game series between the Houston Astros and Tampa Bay Rays has been all over the place. It’s difficult to know what to expect from this finale in Houston on Sunday afternoon. The Rays won the first game 13-3 in a rout but couldn’t score to save their life in Game 2, losing 2-1. Then Tampa Bay found inspiration once again and one in an even bigger 16-3 rout to take the lead in this series. This will be the final game these two play against one another this season, with Tampa Bay already winning the season series, leading 4-2. Houston is the -190 favorite to tie this series at home. The Astros are still only half a game behind the first-place Seattle Mariners in the AL West.

How to Watch Tampa Bay Rays at Houston Astros Today:

Game Date: Sunday, June 1, 2025

Game Time: 2:10 p.m. ET

TV: FanDuel Sports Network Sun

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We can get to the offense in a second, but maybe the narrative lost in Game 2 was the performance by Rays’ starter Zack Littell. He improved to 5-5, earning the win in his first career complete game. The righty gave up 10 hits, but he limited the damage to just three runs while striking out six. The Rays gave him more than enough run support with Tampa Bay hitting a season-high five homers. That included two bombs from Junior Caminero, who had four hits on the night. The game was tied at three in the third inning,g but the Rays went on to score 13 unanswered runs and collected 18 hits throughout the night. Jeremy Pena had a standout game for the Astro,s accounting for all of their offense, hitting a homer in the first and third innings.

The Astros will try to reel in Tampa’s offense by starting Hunter Brown. The righty has a great chance at tying this series as he comes in with a 7-3 record and a 2.00 ERA. The Rays will counter with Taj Bradley, who is 4-4 with a 4.38 ERA.

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