Let’s talk about the current status of these two Astros Today’s column will talk about the current status of Yordan Alvarez and Hunter Brown. I could have selected any number of Astros to discuss right now.
The Seattle Mariners (29-26) are favorites (-125) on the moneyline when they take on the Houston Astros (24-30) Tuesday at 9:40 PM ET, live on SCHN. Seattle’s Luis Castillo and Houston’s Hunter Brown have been named the starters for this contest.
The Houston Astros (24-30) play on Tuesday at T-Mobile Park against the Seattle Mariners (29-26). The contest begins at 9:40 PM ET. This contest’s pitching matchup is set, as the Mariners will send Luis Castillo (4-6) to the mound, while Hunter Brown (1-5) will take the ball for the Astros.
Punchless Stros waste Hunter Brown’s best start of 2024. After winning three straight series, the Astros dropped their second game of a three-game series today to the last-place Angels, 2-1.
The Los Angeles Angels (19-30) play on the road against the Houston Astros (22-27) at Minute Maid Park. The contest is set to start at 2:10 PM ET on Wednesday.
It is no secret that the Astros had a dreadful start to the season, bottoming out — at least thus far — with a 12-24 record. We also knew this roster had more talent than the record would indicate.
Things have not been pretty for the Houston Astros to start the year as they sit 10 games under .500 and seven back of the AL West lead entering Tuesday.
Before his current six-game hit streak, Seattle Mariners second baseman Jorge Polanco was finding other ways to contribute to a club that sits atop the American League West.
This has not been the Houston Astros that fans and all of Major League Baseball has gotten to know during the last decade. The normally unflappable, mistake-free, machine-like roster has turned into legitimately one of the worst playing teams in all of baseball.
Houston wins it 10-9 on a walk-off homer in the 10th WOW, what a wild game. Honestly, I am not even that excited, just relieved they didn’t blow another lead.
The Houston Astros' disastrous start may be the most surprising storyline of the MLB season.
We were unable to cash a home run prop on Monday night, bringing a brief end to our recent hot streak. Let's start a new one on Tuesday night with our three favorite home run bets for the MLB slate.
Houston Astros starter Hunter Brown was obliterated by the Kansas City Royals on Thursday.
The Houston Astros seem to have their pitching staff locked in for the regular season, to hear general manager Dana Brown tell it. Brown talked with the media in West Palm Beach, Fla., on Sunday and indicated that the Astros seem happy with what they have in their rotation and their bullpen.
Houston GM Dana Brown indicated that the club hoped to make further additions to the pitching side of its roster before Opening Day. That no longer appears to be the plan.
Houston Astros' starting pitcher Hunter Brown is going to make a big adjustment to his pitch mix in 2024. He told MLB.com that he'll be working on a traditional slider this year as opposed to the "cut slider" he threw last year.
The Astros figure to add injured right-handers Lance McCullers Jr. and Luis Garcia back into their rotation mix in 2024, though The Athletic’s Chandler Rome notes that, with neither player expected to be ready for Opening Day next season, rookie right-handers J.P. France and Hunter Brown could have opportunities to crack the rotation again headed into spring training.
Hunter Brown was born in Detroit and attended Wayne State University in that city. He'll get his second opportunity to pitch at Detroit's Comerica Park as a visiting pro on Saturday evening.
Hunter Brown carried a shutout bid into the seventh inning and benefited from ample run support as the Houston Astros recorded nine extra-base hits and rolled to a 17-4 victory over the visiting Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday.
The Houston Astros pitching staff was one of the best in baseball last season, led by Cy Young winner Justin Verlander and emerging star Framber Valdez.
Before the season started, we were convinced Masataka Yoshida of the Boston Red Sox was going to run away with AL Rookie of the Year. But that hasn't been the case.
Rookie Hunter Brown allowed two hits and one unearned run over seven innings and Chas McCormick homered and drove in four runs to lead the Houston Astros to a 5-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.
It's a tough ask for a rookie starting pitcher to assume a role in a World Series-caliber rotation. It comes with responsibility most have never faced in their life, much less career.
Hunter Brown was one of the Astros’ top prospects in 2022 and had a dominant season in the minor leagues. He was the 2022 Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Year and was a late-season call-up for Houston.
One more injury could start to test the Houston Astros' starting rotation depth, forcing them to tap into a group of mostly unproven hurlers from the upper minors. Who are their options?
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