Tackling today fell to Dezenzo. Starting at first base for the first time all season, Dezenzo delivered two doubles, scored ...

Zach Dezenzo hasn't received many opportunities of late. In the Houston Astros' lineup Monday, he made the most of his chance ...

After an unfortunately timed absence following a big game at the plate, Zach Dezenzo was back in the Houston Astros' lineup ...

Playing time picking up ...

Royals ninth. Maikel Garcia doubles to shallow left field. Cavan Biggio lines out to right center field to Cam Smith. Drew Waters triples to right field. Maikel Garcia scores. Hunter Renfroe pops out ...

Dezenzo returned Wednesday from a one-game absence due to a thumb injury, and he gave the Astros a two-run lead in the second inning on a single that brought Yainer Diaz home. Dezenzo has gone 5-for-7 ...

Zach Dezenzo talks his two hits, including his RBI double in the 5th, playing first base, Hunter Brown's dominant outing and ...

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Opportunities have been few and far between for Astros utility man Zach Dezenzo, whose breakout performance on Monday helped pace Houston to a 7-0 victory over the visiting Toronto Blue Jays.

Yordan Alvarez and Jeremy Pena drove in three runs apiece, and Chas McCormick went 3-for-4 with three runs scored for the Houston Astros, who avoided a sweep in Kansas City by beating the Royals 7-3 ...

The Astros added another run in the fifth on a Jeremy Pena single that scored Chas McCormick, who doubled in front of Pena.