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I try to remind you weekly about picking your spots and how to get in and out of situations. Sometimes, you don't want your moment to end and this is one of those times for example.
14 is the key number here as that's what we've hit in a row. 14 consecutive soccer bets!! Amazing
But, the hustle never stops and we search for 20 this weekend. Can we get there?
Good luck!!
New plays
SUNDAY GREEN DAY
MLS
NYC/LA FC Over 3 5U
UPDATE 206
Barca/Betis
Over 3 risk 20U MAX
UPDATE 919 CST
Germany
Hannover vs Augsburg over 2.5 10U MAX
UPDATE 619 CST
Parlay
DC United ML
Buffalo TT over 83.5
Western Kentucky ML
UPDATE 720 CST
Thunder ML 10U
Previous Plays
New Plays
UPDATE 1243 CST
Arsenal TT over 2.5 risk 10U
Arsenal HT/FT 6U
UPDATED 650 CST
Colombia
Cucuta vs Petrolera
Over 2 risk 10U juiced but safe
UPDATE 836 CST
BIG PLAY
Georgetown vs Seton Hall
First Half over 70 10U MAX
Pool TT 20U
Live O 3 3U
Barca FH 10U
Live O 4.5 2U
HT TT O 3.52U
Juve TT O 1.5 10U
-1.5 10U
Man City TT O 8U
Arsenal HT/FT 6U
TT over 2.5 risk 10U
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Jose Altuve hit a two-run homer in the sixth inning that sent the Houston Astros to an 8-5 win over the Detroit Tigers on Monday night.
That ball landed on Mars.#TheNextFrontier pic.twitter.com/yDh0fp1RvO
— Houston Astros (@astros) April 29, 2025
Christian Walker also had a two-run shot in the fourth to begin Houston's comeback from a 3-0 deficit. The Astros still trailed by one when Jeremy Peña singled in the sixth. Altuve followed with his drive off Jack Flaherty (1-3) that crashed off the wall above the left-field seats to put Houston up 4-3.
Altuve had two hits and three RBIs while batting second for the first time since 2023. He asked to move out of the leadoff spot to give him more time to get ready to hit in the first inning after coming in from the outfield. The nine-time All-Star moved to left field this year after spending his first 14 major league seasons playing second base.
Houston’s victory snapped a four-game winning streak for the Tigers, who got two homers from Riley Greene and one from Kerry Carpenter but managed just two other hits.
The Astros tacked on four runs in the seventh with the help of sloppy defense by the Tigers. Rookie shortstop Trey Sweeney made throwing errors on consecutive plays with no outs to put runners at second and third.
Mauricio Dubón singled to score them both and extend the lead. Houston added runs on a groundout by Altuve and an RBI single by Yordan Alvarez to push it to 8-3.
Houston starter Ronel Blanco allowed three hits and three runs while striking out six in five innings. Steven Okert (1-0) worked a scoreless sixth for the win. Josh Hader pitched the ninth for his eighth save.
Flaherty yielded six hits and four runs — both season highs — in five-plus innings.
Key moment
Altuve’s home run.
Key stat
Peña has four hits in two games batting leadoff. He hit first Sunday — with Altuve getting a day off — and stayed in the top spot Monday when Altuve dropped to second.
Up next
Houston RHP Ryan Gusto (3-1, 2.78 ERA) opposes RHP Reese Olson (3-1, 3.28) when the series continues Tuesday night.