Jose Altuve Andrew Dieb-USA TODAY Sports

Watch: Jose Altuve breaks out of slump with solo home run in Game 3 of ALCS

Globe Life Field is Jose Altuve's playground.

The Astros second baseman snapped out of his postseason slump in a big way during Game 3 of the ALCS.

In the top of the third inning, Altuve hit a solo home run off Rangers pitcher Max Scherzer to extend Houston's lead to 4-0.

During the regular season, Altuve had 10 hits in 32 at-bats at Globe Life Field, seven of which were home runs. 

Included in that stretch was his three-home-run performance on Sept. 5

The home run was also Altuve's 25th of his postseason career, inching him closer to Manny Ramirez for most postseason home runs (29).

Altuve was 0-for-8 in the ALCS entering Game 3 and flied out to center in his first at-bat. His reawakening on the road is exactly what Houston needed after it lost the first two games of the series at home.

The trick for Houston going forward is getting the same performance from Altuve - and the rest of the team - at home.

More must-reads:

TODAY'S BEST
Nuggets teach Timberwolves it's never easy to knock out the champion
Panthers come from behind to take Game 4 vs. Bruins
Hawks win 2024 NBA Draft Lottery
Watch: Padres star passes father on all-time home runs list
Terrion Arnold honors his mother in a unique way
Brad Keselowski breaks 110-race winless streak at Darlington
Watch: Manchester United ties record, highlighting club's ineptitude
Celtics' Jrue Holiday praises overlooked aspect of Jayson Tatum's game
Arturs Silovs' 42 saves lead Canucks past Oilers in Game 3
Braves star leaves game early due to left side soreness
Pacers blow out Knicks on Mother’s Day, even series at 2-2
Hawks GM 'shocked' that his team won the NBA Draft Lottery
Prolific former Brewers, A's slugger announces retirement
Saints to sign veteran offensive lineman
Smother's Day: Pacers shut down Knicks in first half of Game 4
Flyers goaltender suspended from international play for three years
Pistons make wrong kind of history at NBA Draft Lottery
Watch: Pacers C Myles Turner makes absurd three-pointer in first quarter vs. Knicks
Giants place key outfielder on injured list
Broncos release former Super Bowl champion WR

Want more Astros news?

Join the hundreds of thousands of fans who start their day with Yardbarker's Morning Bark, the best newsletter in sports.