Astros starting pitcher Jordan Lyles recorded a quality start on Wednesday afternoon at home against the Minnesota Twins. Although certainly not lights out for Houston, Lyles had the lead when he left the ballgame.

Unfortunately, Erik Bedard gave up a run in each of the eighth and ninth innings to allow the Twins to tie the score. Lyles had to settle for the no-decision, his record remaining at 6-7 for the season.

He allowed three earned runs on four hits and a walk over 6 1/3 innings. Lyles threw 105 pitches and struck out four over the performance. He gave up a three-run homer to Alex Presley in the third inning for all the runs he allowed.

Lyles took a loss his last time out but has recorded back-to-back quality starts for Houston. Wins can be hard to come by pitching for the Astros. Lyles makes his next scheduled start Tuesday at Seattle.