Scheduled First Pitch: 7:10 p.m. PDT

Venue: T-Mobile Park — Seattle, Washington

Surface: Natural Grass

Capacity: ~47,000

Broadcast: Bally Sports North / ROOT Sports Northwest

Weather Forecast — Seattle, WA

(T-Mobile Park roof status TBD)

Temperature: 76°F at first pitch

Wind: 6–9 mph blowing out to right field

Humidity: ~63%

Conditions: Clear summer evening Impact: If roof is open, slight boost for left‑handed power. If closed, conditions become neutral and pitcher‑friendly.

Probable Pitchers

Twins — RHP David Matthews

2026 Season: 5–6, 4.18 ERA, 1.28 WHIP

Profile: Young right‑hander with a sinker/slider/changeup mix

Strengths: Keeps ball down; induces ground balls; solid vs right‑handed hitters

Weaknesses: Vulnerable to left‑handed power; limited strikeout upside

Matchup Note: Mariners’ left‑handed bats (Kelenic, Raley, Crawford) match up well vs Matthews’ sinker.

Mariners — RHP Bryce Miller

2026 Season: 7–7, 3.74 ERA, 1.20 WHIP

Profile: High‑velocity fastball with elite vertical ride; strong slider

Strengths: Generates whiffs; excellent vs right‑handed hitters; strong at home

Weaknesses: HR‑prone when fastball leaks up; struggles vs disciplined left‑handed hitters

Matchup Note: Twins’ left‑handed core (Kepler, Julien, Kirilloff) can punish elevated heaters.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Twins Lineup Core

SS Carlos Correa

CF Byron Buxton

RF Max Kepler

2B Edouard Julien

1B Alex Kirilloff

3B Royce Lewis

LF Trevor Larnach

C Ryan Jeffers

DH Jose Miranda

Mariners Lineup Core

CF Julio Rodríguez

LF Jarred Kelenic

RF Mitch Haniger

1B Ty France

SS J.P. Crawford

2B Ryan Bliss

3B Josh Rojas

C Cal Raleigh

DH Luke Raley

Injury Report

Twins

Joe Ryan — IL (shoulder)

Bailey Ober — IL (forearm)

Jorge Polanco — IL (ankle)

Chris Paddack — IL (elbow)

Mariners

George Kirby — IL (lat strain)

Logan Gilbert — IL (shoulder)

Andrés Muñoz — IL (back)

Sam Haggerty — IL (hamstring)

Recent Team Form

Twins — Last 10 Games: 5–5

Offense averaging 4.6 runs/game

Bullpen inconsistent (4.20 ERA last 10)

Kepler and Julien both hot (combined 5 HR last 10 games)

Mariners — Last 10 Games: 4–6

Offense averaging 4.1 runs/game

Pitching staff struggling without Kirby/Gilbert

Julio Rodríguez heating up (3 HR, 4 SB last 10 games)

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Twins lead 6–4

Mariners have won 3 of last 5 at T-Mobile Park

Games tend to be low‑scoring due to park dimensions unless roof is open

Key Player Matchups

1. David Matthews vs Julio Rodríguez

Julio crushes sinkers and elevated fastballs

Matthews’ fastball command inconsistent Edge: Julio Rodríguez

2. Bryce Miller vs Max Kepler

Kepler excels vs rising fastballs

Miller’s fastball often leaks up Edge: Kepler

3. Edouard Julien vs Miller’s Slider

Julien struggles vs high‑spin breaking balls

Miller’s slider is his best swing‑and‑miss pitch Edge: Miller

4. Jarred Kelenic vs Matthews’ Changeup

Kelenic handles off‑speed pitches well

Matthews’ changeup is inconsistent Edge: Kelenic

Betting Trends

Twins Trends

Twins overs hit 57% on the road

Kepler has reached base in 12 straight games

Minnesota is 8–4 in last 12 games vs AL West opponents

Mariners Trends

Mariners unders hit 60% at home

Miller starts: Seattle is 11–7

Julio Rodríguez has 5 HR in last 14 home games

Game Odds

Minnesota Twins             7.5

Seattle Mariners              – 159

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Scheduled First Pitch: 6:38 p.m. PDT

Venue: Angel Stadium of Anaheim — Anaheim, California

Surface: Natural Grass

Capacity: ~45,000

Broadcast: Bally Sports Wisconsin / Bally Sports West

Weather Forecast — Anaheim, CA

Temperature: 82°F at first pitch

Wind: 8–12 mph blowing out to left‑center

Humidity: ~55%

Conditions: Clear skies Impact: Angel Stadium plays hitter‑friendly in warm weather with wind out. Boosts HR probability for right‑handed pull hitters.

Probable Pitchers

Brewers — LHP Chris Drohan

2026 Season: 7–5, 3.72 ERA, 1.25 WHIP

Profile: Strike‑throwing lefty with a strong changeup and improving slider

Strengths: Excellent vs right‑handed hitters; induces weak contact; good road numbers

Weaknesses: Vulnerable to left‑handed power; fastball can flatten when elevated

Matchup Note: Angels’ left‑handed bats (O’Hoppe as a righty, Schanuel, Moniak) have mixed results vs changeup‑heavy pitchers.

Angels — RHP Reid Johnson

2026 Season: 4–9, 4.66 ERA, 1.33 WHIP

Profile: Young right‑hander with a rising fastball and developing curveball

Strengths: Generates whiffs; strong vs right‑handed hitters

Weaknesses: HR‑prone; struggles vs disciplined lineups; command inconsistent

Matchup Note: Brewers’ left‑handed core (Yelich, Chourio as a switch‑hitter, Frelick) matches up well vs Johnson’s fastball profile.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Brewers Lineup Core

LF Christian Yelich

CF Jackson Chourio

1B Rhys Hoskins

RF Sal Frelick

3B Joey Ortiz

SS Willy Adames

2B Brice Turang

C William Contreras

DH Gary Sánchez

Angels Lineup Core

CF Mike Trout

RF Jo Adell

1B Nolan Schanuel

LF Mickey Moniak

3B Anthony Rendon

SS Zach Neto

2B Brandon Drury

C Logan O’Hoppe

DH Willie Calhoun

Injury Report

Brewers

Freddy Peralta — IL (shoulder)

DL Hall — IL (elbow)

Jake Bauers — IL (hamstring)

Trevor Megill — IL (lat strain)

Angels

Patrick Sandoval — IL (UCL recovery)

Chase Silseth — IL (shoulder)

Taylor Ward — IL (back)

Luis Rengifo — IL (ankle)

Recent Team Form

Brewers — Last 10 Games: 7–3

Offense averaging 5.4 runs/game

Bullpen dominant (2.90 ERA last 10)

Chourio and Yelich both hot (combined 6 HR last 10 games)

Angels — Last 10 Games: 3–7

Offense averaging 3.8 runs/game

Pitching staff struggling (5.40 ERA last 10)

Trout producing, but lineup lacks depth

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Brewers lead 6–4

Brewers have won 3 of last 4 at Angel Stadium

Games tend to be moderate‑scoring, but wind out tonight favors offense

Key Player Matchups

1. Chris Drohan vs Mike Trout

Trout crushes left‑handed fastballs

Drohan’s fastball is his weakest pitch Edge: Trout

2. Reid Johnson vs Christian Yelich

Yelich excels vs rising fastballs

Johnson’s fastball often leaks up Edge: Yelich

3. Jackson Chourio vs Johnson’s Curveball

Chourio handles breaking balls well

Johnson’s curveball is inconsistent Edge: Chourio

4. Logan O’Hoppe vs Drohan’s Changeup

O’Hoppe struggles vs elite changeups

Drohan’s changeup is his best pitch Edge: Drohan

Betting Trends

Brewers Trends

Brewers are 14–6 in last 20 games

Overs hit 58% on the road

Yelich has reached base in 15 straight games

Angels Trends

Angels are 5–15 in last 20 games

Overs hit 62% at home

Trout has 4 HR in last 10 games

Game Odds

Milwaukee Brewers       – 165

Los Angeles Angels         9

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Scheduled First Pitch: 6:40 p.m. PDT

Venue: Petco Park — San Diego, California

Surface: Natural Grass

Capacity: ~42,000

Broadcast: NBC Sports Bay Area / Bally Sports San Diego

Weather Forecast — San Diego, CA

Temperature: 74°F at first pitch

Wind: 7–10 mph blowing in from right field

Humidity: ~68%

Conditions: Clear coastal evening Impact: Petco Park is already pitcher‑friendly; wind blowing in further suppresses HRs, especially for left‑handed pull hitters.

Probable Pitchers

Giants — LHP Carson Whisenhunt

2026 Season: 4–7, 4.28 ERA, 1.31 WHIP

Profile: Changeup‑heavy left‑hander with good deception

Strengths: Excellent changeup; strong vs right‑handed hitters; induces weak contact

Weaknesses: Fastball can be hit hard; struggles vs left‑handed power; command inconsistent

Matchup Note: Padres’ right‑handed core (Machado, Tatis Jr., Campusano) is a difficult assignment.

Padres — RHP Ben Rodríguez

2026 Season: 6–5, 3.66 ERA, 1.22 WHIP

Profile: Young power arm with rising fastball and sharp slider

Strengths: Generates whiffs; strong at home; excellent vs aggressive hitters

Weaknesses: HR‑prone when fastball leaks up; occasional command volatility

Matchup Note: Giants’ left‑handed bats (Yastrzemski, Wade Jr.) match up well vs elevated heaters.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Giants Lineup Core

CF Luis Matos

1B LaMonte Wade Jr.

3B Matt Chapman

RF Mike Yastrzemski

LF Heliot Ramos

SS Marco Luciano

2B Thairo Estrada

C Patrick Bailey

DH Jorge Soler

Padres Lineup Core

RF Fernando Tatis Jr.

3B Manny Machado

LF Jackson Merrill

1B Jake Cronenworth

CF Trent Grisham

SS Ha‑Seong Kim

C Luis Campusano

2B Xander Bogaerts

DH Donovan Solano

Injury Report

Giants

Logan Webb — IL (shoulder)

Kyle Harrison — IL (elbow)

Michael Conforto — IL (hamstring)

Alex Cobb — IL (back)

Padres

Joe Musgrove — IL (forearm)

Yu Darvish — IL (shoulder)

Robert Suarez — IL (lat strain)

Jurickson Profar — IL (ankle)

Recent Team Form

Giants — Last 10 Games: 3–7

Offense averaging 3.9 runs/game

Bullpen struggling (5.10 ERA last 10)

Chapman and Ramos producing, but lineup inconsistent

Padres — Last 10 Games: 6–4

Offense averaging 4.8 runs/game

Rodríguez strong in last three starts (2.70 ERA)

Tatis Jr. and Merrill both hot (combined 6 HR last 10 games)

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Padres lead 7–3

Padres have won 5 straight at Petco Park

Games tend to be low‑scoring due to Petco’s pitcher‑friendly dimensions

Key Player Matchups

1. Carson Whisenhunt vs Fernando Tatis Jr.

Tatis Jr. crushes left‑handed fastballs

Whisenhunt’s fastball is his weakest pitch Edge: Tatis Jr.

2. Ben Rodríguez vs LaMonte Wade Jr.

Wade Jr. excels vs elevated fastballs

Rodríguez’s fastball often leaks up Edge: Slight to Wade Jr.

3. Manny Machado vs Whisenhunt’s Changeup

Machado is elite vs off‑speed pitches

Whisenhunt relies heavily on changeup Edge: Machado

4. Jackson Merrill vs Rodríguez’s Slider

Merrill struggles vs high‑spin breaking balls

Rodríguez’s slider is his best swing‑and‑miss pitch Edge: Rodríguez

Betting Trends

Giants Trends

Giants unders hit 58% on the road

Chapman has reached base in 11 straight games

Giants are 4–12 in last 16 games vs NL West opponents

Padres Trends

Padres are 13–6 in Rodríguez’s last 19 starts

Padres unders hit 62% at home

Tatis Jr. has 5 HR in last 12 home games

Game Odds

San Francisco Giants      8.5

San Diego Padres             – 147

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, July 30, 2026

Expected Attendance: ~11,000–14,000 (typical A’s 2026 home draw)

Weather Forecast – Oakland Coliseum

Temperature: 67°F at first pitch

Wind: 12–15 mph blowing out to right-center

Humidity: 72%

Sky: Clear coastal evening

Run Environment: Oakland Coliseum is normally pitcher-friendly, but wind out to right-center gives a mild boost to left-handed pull power and opposite-field right-handed hitters.

Probable Pitchers

Detroit – RHP Tyler Holton (LHP in real life, but Detroit using him as opener/long-man hybrid in 2026)

2026 Season: 4.12 ERA, 1.26 WHIP, 78.1 IP, 22.7% K, 6.1% BB

Profile:

Elite command lefty who works primarily with a sweeping slider, four-seam, and changeup.

Generates weak contact; struggles when forced to face lineups a third time.

Oakland’s right-handed bats (Gelof, Soderstrom, Butler) match up reasonably well against his fastball but poorly against his slider.

Athletics – RHP Jeffrey Springs

2026 Season: 3.54 ERA, 1.18 WHIP, 94.2 IP, 29.4% K, 7.8% BB

Profile:

Springs’ changeup remains one of MLB’s most effective weapons vs right-handed hitters.

Detroit’s lineup is heavily right-handed, giving Springs a tactical advantage.

His only vulnerability is fastball command early in games; if Detroit jumps him early, the Athletics bullpen will be stressed.

Current Rosters

Detroit Tigers – Key Position Players

1B Spencer Torkelson

2B Colt Keith

SS Javier Báez

3B Jace Jung

LF Riley Greene

CF Parker Meadows

RF Kerry Carpenter

DH Mark Canha

C Jake Rogers / Carson Kelly

Athletics – Key Position Players

1B Tyler Soderstrom

2B Zack Gelof

SS Max Schuemann

3B Brett Harris

LF Lawrence Butler

CF Esteury Ruiz

RF Daz Cameron

DH Brent Rooker

C Shea Langeliers

Injury Reports

Detroit Tigers

Tarik Skubal – IL (shoulder fatigue)

Matt Manning – IL (forearm strain)

Akil Baddoo – IL (hamstring)

Gio Urshela – IL (back)

Oakland Athletics

Ken Waldichuk – IL (elbow)

Mason Miller – IL (lat strain)

JJ Bleday – IL (wrist)

Ryan Noda – IL (ankle)

Recent Team Form

Detroit Tigers – Last 10 Games: 5–5

Offense inconsistent; averaging 3.9 runs per game.

Bullpen has been strong: 2.91 ERA over last 10.

Road record: 24–30.

Athletics – Last 10 Games: 4–6

Offense cold: 3.4 runs per game.

Springs has been their most reliable starter.

Home record: 22–33.

Series History (2024–2026)

Detroit leads the overall series across the last three seasons.

2026 head-to-head: Tigers lead 3–2.

Oakland Coliseum games have been low-scoring:

Average combined runs: 7.1

Unders have hit in 7 of last 10 matchups.

Key Player vs Player Matchups

Jeffrey Springs vs Spencer Torkelson

Torkelson struggles vs elite changeups.

Springs’ pitch mix is a direct counter to Torkelson’s fastball-hunting approach.

Edge: Springs

Tyler Holton vs Zack Gelof

Gelof hits lefties well (.286 vs LHP in 2026).

Holton’s slider may neutralize Gelof’s pull power.

Slight edge: Holton

Jeffrey Springs vs Riley Greene

Greene’s ability to drive changeups the other way makes this a key battle.

Greene has homered twice off changeups in the last two weeks.

Edge: Greene

Tyler Holton vs Brent Rooker

Rooker’s swing path is vulnerable to Holton’s slider.

Rooker’s power is dangerous with wind blowing out.

Edge: Holton, but with HR risk.

Betting Trends (2026 Season)

Detroit Tigers

ML: 51–58

O/U: 46–59–4

As road underdog: 19–27

First 5 innings unders: 61% hit rate

Athletics

ML: 45–64

O/U: 48–57–4

As home favorite: 12–14

Full-game unders at home: 58%

Head-to-head trends

Unders have hit in 7 of last 10.

Tigers have won 4 of last 6 at Oakland Coliseum.

GAME ODDS

Detroit Tigers                    – 138

Athletics                              11

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Scheduled First Pitch: 6:40 p.m. MDT

Venue: Coors Field — Denver, Colorado

Surface: Natural Grass

Capacity: ~50,000

Broadcast: Bally Sports Kansas City / AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain

Weather Forecast — Denver, CO

Temperature: 88°F at first pitch

Wind: 10–14 mph blowing out to left field

Humidity: ~35%

Conditions: Clear skies Impact: Coors Field is already the most hitter‑friendly park in MLB due to altitude. Warm air + wind out = major HR boost, especially for right‑handed pull hitters.

Probable Pitchers

Royals — RHP Michael Wacha

2026 Season: 6–8, 4.33 ERA, 1.29 WHIP

Profile: Veteran command‑first right‑hander with changeup-heavy approach

Strengths: Excellent vs left‑handed hitters; induces weak contact

Weaknesses: HR‑prone in hitter‑friendly parks; struggles when fastball command dips

Matchup Note: Rockies’ right‑handed core (Tovar, Rodgers, Doyle) can punish elevated heaters at altitude.

Rockies — RHP Tomoyuki Sugano

2026 Season: 5–9, 4.88 ERA, 1.34 WHIP

Profile: Japanese veteran with finesse approach; relies on splitter and cutter

Strengths: Good command; keeps ball down; strong vs right‑handed hitters

Weaknesses: Struggles at Coors Field; limited strikeout upside; vulnerable to left‑handed power

Matchup Note: Royals’ left‑handed bats (Pasquantino, Melendez, Waters) match up well vs Sugano’s splitter.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Royals Lineup Core

SS Bobby Witt Jr.

1B Vinnie Pasquantino

LF MJ Melendez

RF Hunter Renfroe

CF Kyle Isbel

3B Maikel Garcia

2B Michael Massey

C Salvador Perez

DH Nelson Velázquez

Rockies Lineup Core

SS Ezequiel Tovar

1B Elehuris Montero

LF Nolan Jones

RF Charlie Blackmon

CF Brenton Doyle

2B Brendan Rodgers

3B Ryan McMahon

C Elias Díaz

DH Kris Bryant

Injury Report

Royals

Cole Ragans — IL (shoulder)

Brady Singer — IL (elbow)

Chris Stratton — IL (forearm)

Drew Waters — IL (hamstring)

Rockies

Kyle Freeland — IL (shoulder)

Austin Gomber — IL (back)

Sean Bouchard — IL (wrist)

Tyler Kinley — IL (lat strain)

Recent Team Form

Royals — Last 10 Games: 4–6

Offense averaging 4.2 runs/game

Bullpen inconsistent (4.70 ERA last 10)

Witt Jr. remains hot (3 HR, 4 SB last 10 games)

Rockies — Last 10 Games: 5–5

Offense averaging 5.3 runs/game at home

Pitching staff struggling (5.90 ERA last 10)

Nolan Jones and Tovar both heating up

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Royals lead 6–4

Royals have won 3 of last 4 at Coors Field

Games tend to be high‑scoring due to altitude and both teams’ pitching volatility

Key Player Matchups

1. Michael Wacha vs Nolan Jones

Jones crushes changeups and elevated fastballs

Wacha’s changeup is his primary weapon Edge: Jones

2. Tomoyuki Sugano vs Bobby Witt Jr.

Witt Jr. excels vs finesse pitchers

Sugano’s splitter can be effective, but Witt handles off‑speed well Edge: Witt Jr.

3. Vinnie Pasquantino vs Sugano’s Cutter

Pasquantino is elite vs cutters

Sugano relies heavily on cutter/fastball mix Edge: Pasquantino

4. Brendan Rodgers vs Wacha’s Fastball

Rodgers thrives vs right‑handed fastballs

Wacha’s fastball command has been inconsistent Edge: Rodgers

Betting Trends

Royals Trends

Royals overs hit 61% on the road

Witt Jr. has reached base in 14 straight games

Kansas City is 7–3 in last 10 games vs NL West opponents

Rockies Trends

Rockies overs hit 68% at Coors Field

Sugano starts: Rockies are 5–11

Nolan Jones has 4 HR in last 10 home games

Game Odds

Kansas City Royals           – 109

Colorado Rockies             11

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Scheduled First Pitch: 7:10 p.m. CDT

Venue: Minute Maid Park — Houston, Texas

Surface: Natural Grass (Retractable Roof)

Capacity: ~41,000

Broadcast: Bally Sports Southwest / AT&T SportsNet Southwest

Weather Forecast — Houston, TX

(Minute Maid Park roof status TBD)

Temperature Outside: 94°F

Humidity: ~71%

Wind: 6–10 mph Impact: If roof is closed, conditions are neutral and pitcher‑friendly. If open, warm humid air boosts carry to left‑center.

Probable Pitchers

Rangers — RHP Nathan Eovaldi

2026 Season: 8–6, 3.77 ERA, 1.20 WHIP

Profile: Veteran power arm with elite splitter and strong command

Strengths: Excellent vs right‑handed hitters; strong in big moments; limits HRs

Weaknesses: Occasional fastball command dips; vulnerable to left‑handed pull hitters

Matchup Note: Astros’ left‑handed core (Tucker, Alvarez) is a difficult assignment.

Astros — RHP Hunter Brown

2026 Season: 7–7, 4.02 ERA, 1.28 WHIP

Profile: Power pitcher with high‑spin fastball and sharp curveball

Strengths: Generates whiffs; strong at home; excellent vs aggressive hitters

Weaknesses: HR‑prone when fastball leaks up; struggles when behind in counts

Matchup Note: Rangers’ right‑handed bats (Semien, García, Langford) can punish elevated heaters.

Current Rosters (Key Starters & Regulars)

(Reflecting 2026 active rosters as of July 31)

Rangers Lineup Core

2B Marcus Semien

SS Corey Seager

RF Adolis García

LF Wyatt Langford

1B Nathaniel Lowe

3B Josh Jung

CF Leody Taveras

C Jonah Heim

DH Justin Foscue

Astros Lineup Core

LF Yordan Alvarez

RF Kyle Tucker

2B Jose Altuve

3B Alex Bregman

1B José Abreu

CF Jake Meyers

SS Jeremy Peña

C Yainer Diaz

DH Chas McCormick

Injury Report

Rangers

Max Scherzer — IL (back)

Dane Dunning — IL (shoulder)

Evan Carter — IL (wrist)

Tyler Mahle — IL (elbow)

Astros

Framber Valdez — IL (forearm)

Cristian Javier — IL (shoulder)

Lance McCullers Jr. — IL (UCL recovery)

Michael Brantley — IL (back)

Recent Team Form

Rangers — Last 10 Games: 6–4

Offense averaging 5.0 runs/game

Bullpen stabilizing (3.45 ERA last 10)

Langford and García both hot (combined 7 HR last 10 games)

Astros — Last 10 Games: 5–5

Offense averaging 4.6 runs/game

Brown strong in last three starts (2.88 ERA)

Alvarez and Tucker carrying the offense

Series History (Last 10 Meetings)

Astros lead 6–4

Rangers have won 3 of last 5 at Minute Maid Park

Games tend to be high‑scoring when roof is open, low‑scoring when closed

Key Player Matchups

1. Nathan Eovaldi vs Yordan Alvarez

Alvarez crushes splitters and elevated fastballs

Eovaldi’s splitter is elite but risky vs Alvarez’s bat speed Edge: Alvarez

2. Hunter Brown vs Corey Seager

Seager excels vs high‑spin fastballs

Brown’s fastball often leaks up Edge: Seager

3. Adolis García vs Brown’s Curveball

García struggles vs high‑spin breaking balls

Brown’s curveball is his best swing‑and‑miss pitch Edge: Brown

4. Kyle Tucker vs Eovaldi’s Cutter

Tucker is elite vs cutters

Eovaldi uses cutter frequently vs lefties Edge: Tucker

Betting Trends

Rangers Trends

Rangers overs hit 59% on the road

Semien has reached base in 12 straight games

Texas is 9–4 in last 13 games vs AL West opponents

Astros Trends

Astros are 11–6 in Brown’s last 17 starts

Astros overs hit 61% at home

Alvarez has 6 HR in last 13 home games

Game Odds

Texas Rangers                    7.5

Houston Astros                 – 126

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, July 30, 2026