The Houston Astros dropped the opening game of this three-game series at Fenway Park on Friday evening.  They fell to the Red Sox 3-1 in a matchup that was frustrating because of what didn’t happen. Carlos Correa homered into the Green Monster seats and collected a total of three hits, but he couldn’t carry the weight. Houston went 0-6 with runners in scoring positions and left an astounding 10 stranded baserunners. This was the kind of loss that has, sadly, defined the Astros 2026 season so far. They get plenty of traffic on the bases, but don’t find a way to score. Maybe the stats lit a fire in them on Saturday or maybe it is just further evidence of inconsistency but the team bounced back on Saturday in Game 2 when they pounded out 12 hits and won the game 6-3. Spencer Arrighetti had a solid outing to take the win. Brice Matthews had a breakout performance when he hit a three-run homer in the fourth inning. This certainly helped Arrighetti get to a season record of 4-0.…