Houston led by one before adding five runs in the fourth inning behind a two RBI triple by Jonathan Villar and a runscoring triple by Jason Castro to make it 82.Dominguez homered in the second inning to make it 21 and Grossman added a tworun shot in the seventh to push the lead to 122.Redmond (12) allowed eight hits and seven runs both career highs in 3 13 innings, which was the shortest start of his career."After we see a guy one time and whether they had success against us or not, (the hitting coaches) do a great job of preparing these guys the next time we're able to see that particular pitcher," Houston manager Bo Porter said."Today is another prime example of guys just managing the atbats well, really being patient getting something that they can handle, something they can drive, and that's why you saw all the extrabase hits."Toronto manager John Gibbons was disappointed by Redmond's struggles."He's been pitching very good," Gibbons said. "