RHP Will Harris (right shoulder bruise) played catch Sunday. The next step is to throw from a slope and then a bullpen session, manager A.J Hinch said. "Our main focus is making sure I'm 100 percent healthy, so I don't have any relapse," Harris said. Harris is 2-2 with a 2.86 in 34 appearances this season.

LHP Will Harris was placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to Tuesday, because of left shoulder inflammation. Harris is 2-2 with a 2.86 ERA and two saves, striking out 39 in 34 2/3 innings this season.

RHP Will Harris was placed on the 10-day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation following Friday's 10-5 win over Minnesota. Harris' stint was backdated to three days and he will be eligible for reinstatement next weekend in Baltimore. Harris had complained of shoulder discomfort on the previous road trip, and when he returned from the All-Star break still experiencing those symptoms, he was shut down.

RHP Will Harris was on the verge of his 12th save Saturday night, but gave up two runs with two out and nobody on in the ninth inning to fall to 1-2. The winning run scored as Harris was fruitlessly trying to catch a throw from Jason Castro, a catcher playing first base, on an infield single by SS Jose Iglesias. "I should have found the bag and then caught the ball, but I tried to catch the ball and then find the bag,'' Harris said. "It's just a bonehead play by me. There's no other way to put it."

RHP Will Harris worked a scoreless ninth inning, allowing a single in the process. He has pitched 35 consecutive games without allowing an extra-base hit, a franchise record. RHP Dave Smith held the old mark (July 30, 1986-May 30, 1987). The last pitcher in the majors to work 35 games without allowing an extra-base hit was Mariners LHP Charlie Furbush (37 games) from April 25-June 9, 2015.

RHP Will Harris has allowed 21 hits in 32 2/3 innings over 32 games this season, all 21 hits being singles.

RHP Will Harris has a 0.80 ERA this season and has yielded 23 hits in 33 2/3 innings. All 23 of the hits given up by Harris have been singles, setting as Astros record for most consecutive games (33) without allowing an extra-base hit to start the season.

RHP Will Harris earned his third save Saturday, and while he gave up a run for only the second time this year -- raising his ERA from 0.33 to 0.63 -- he got out of a bases-loaded jam. Astros manager A.J. Hinch said he'll get more opportunities at the end of games, but stopped short of calling him his new closer.

RHP Will Harris has been nearly perfect this season, but he hasn't officially been named the club's closer. He has picked up two saves in as many chances and reeled off a club-record 26 consecutive scoreless appearances. Manager A.J. Hinch did offer this up with a smile: "Get him in fantasy baseball and see what happens."

RHP Will Harris could be closing in on the club's official closer job. He's racked up two saves in two chances and reeled off a club record 26 consecutive scoreless appearances going into Thursday. "Get him in fantasy baseball and see what happens," manager A.J. Hinch cracked.

RHP Will Harris worked a scoreless eighth inning and extended his scoreless innings streak to 24 1/3 innings (24 games). His streak dates to April 9 and ties Tigers RHP Jordan Zimmerman for the longest such streak in the majors this season. Harris owns the third-longest scoreless inning streak in franchise history.

RHP Will Harris has put together 21 consecutive scoreless appearances, covering 21 1/3 innings, going back to his first appearance of the season on April 7. It's tied for the third-longest scoreless-innings streak by an Astros pitcher since 1987.

RHP Will Harris worked a perfect 10th inning, his 19th consecutive scoreless appearance (19 1/3 innings). Harris owns the longest active scoreless innings streak in the majors and the longest by an Astros pitcher since Wilton Lopez (20 innings in 2010).

RHP Will Harris pitched a scoreless eighth inning to run his streak of scoreless appearances to 12 (12 1/3 innings). His run is tied for the sixth-longest streak in the American League. Harris lowered his ERA to 0.66.

Harris got the final out of Saturday's game to pick up his second save of the season.

Luke Gregerson started the ninth inning protecting a 9-4 lead, but gave up three runs before Harris was forced to close things out. The middle reliever has an outstanding 1.88 ERA and 0.93 WHIP on the year, but don't expect him to fall into any more saves this season.

Harris earned his fifth win of the season Sunday against the Tigers, allowing an unearned run with five strikeouts and one walk in two innings of relief.

The righy technically blew the save when he allowed the run to score in the eighth, but he redeemed himself with a scoreless ninght inning before the Astros won in walk-off fashion. Harris has been sharp out of the bullpen for Houston this season, with a 1.57 ERA and nearly a strikeout per inning, but he is not a steady source of saves or wins due to his setup role.

Astros manager A.J. Hinch lobbied AL All-Star manager Ned Yost in support of his players, including Harris, Brian McTaggart of MLB.com reports.

"I think Will Harris is an All-Star," Hinch said. "I know it's easier to go a closer, to go to guys who are pitching higher-leverage innings, but you're around our team -- and every team has their unsung hero -- but if you're around our team you see the situations he's pitched out of to keep us in games and help us win games. Regardless of not having saves on his resume, he's pitched at an All-Star level." Harris (4-1) has been one fo the most effective relief pitchers in the Majors this year, posting a 0.93 ERA and 0.75 WHIP in his first 33 appearances.

Harris struck out two and walked one over 1.2 scoreless innings of relief during Thursday's 6-5 loss at Detroit.

While Harris lowered his ERA to 0.42 with the scoreless outing, he'll likely sit out Friday night's contest after tossing 42 pitches between appearances on Wednesday and Thursday for the Astros.

Harris issued a lead-off walk to Sam Fuld, but retired the next three batters he faced during a scoreless ninth inning in Wednesday's 6-1 win over the A's.

Harris leads all Astros relievers who have made multiple appearances this season with a 0.45 ERA.

Harris' streak of 26 consecutive scoreless appearances came to an end Wednesday night after he gave up a solo home run to Carlos Peguero during Houston's 11-3 loss to Texas.

Prior to Wednesday, Harris hadn't allowed a run in 28.2 innings dating back to August 19 of last year. Through 11 relief appearances for the Astros this season, he has a 0.60 ERA, 0.47 WHIP and 20:4 K:BB over 15 innings.