Eight innings. Ninety-one pitches. ONE TREMENDOUS GAME. Triston McKenzie possesses the rare ability to completely dominate a baseball game. He did it again this afternoon. Silencing the best offense in the American League for eight innings is a tall order; McKenzie worked ahead of hitters and baited them into squaring up his offerings. They could not, and they looked goofy trying. Houston’s two hits came on back-to-back singles in the second inning. Other than a walk, that’s all she wrote for Triston McKenzie. A brief hitch interrupted McKenzie’s momentum in the 8th after he attacked pinch-hitter Kyle Tucker with two…