Hunter Brown Pitches for Astros in Key Tuesday Clash

Hunter Brown taking a mound for the surging Astros, Tom, very much alive and well with a chance to win the American League West there. They've got a possible triple crown MVP winner in that lineup. And Alvarez, they bounce back in a nice way after a terrible effort there against the Padres Sunday night. They went up the coast there, took on the Giants who really just look like they've thrown the towel in. But now, is it Wiz and Hunt going for the Giants? And his last three starts, four earned, six earned, four earned. I'm sensing a theme. It doesn't, even at Oracle, which is one of the worst run suppressive parks there is, I still feel like laying a run and a half is the way to go here with the Astros with Hunter Brown on the mound. It is, and I was going to say, you know, first five minus the half a run and minus 130, because, you know, we're looking at a minus 180 price on the money line, a minus 196 price on the first five money line. And it's only minus 130 to lay the half a run in the first five. I think that's pretty darn fair for the Astros. Just essentially just continue to do your thing. And I think this comes through. I knew Hunter Brown. I don't know. Strikeouts, is he back up? He had what, eight last game against Toronto, five prior to that against Texas, seven against the White Sox. Are we looking to go over? He's got five and a half. It's minus 156. So it's a good amount of juice, but I don't hate it. I'll put it like that. He's going to be heavily juiced going forward. Yeah. And he should be, because I think he's, the rust is being shaken off and Hunter Brown looking more like Hunter Brown to me here.