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Some use the term, Let actions speak louder than words. If that's the case, then our actions speak for themselves.
We dominated the NBA finals going 12-4 overall hitting at 75%. Not only that, but let's look back at what we've done.
February over 70% - 22 Game win streak/ Started another 15 straight bet win streak a week later
March Madness over 60%
April- Only losing month around 48%
May- Started extremely hot and lost some towards the middle. Ended right around 53%
June- Absolute fire again 75% NBA Finals 12-4 Over 70% last 50 Plays multi-Sports
Good luck, let's stay hot!
New Plays
550 CST
Uruguay -1.5 5U MAX
TT over 2 5U MAX
Cavani goal 2U
Exact score 4-0 1/2 U
6-20145 CST
Germany U21 TT Over 2 4U Germany -1 3U
428
Peru -1 5U MAX
Peru TT Over 1.5 risk 5U MAX
FH Over 1 3U
Guerreo goal 2U
6.18 255 CST
halftime Australia -3.5 for game 5U MAX
519
copa
Japan TT Over .5 2U
UPDATE 134 CST 6/17
Women's World Cup
Norway -1 1U
UPDATE 120 CST
Copa America Peru/Venezuela FH over 1 2U
Previous Plays
NBA Finals 3 MAX BETS
Over Fh 104.5 5U
3rd Q over 54.5 5U
Game over 224.5
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The Astros closed out their latest road trip with a winning record, a feat made more impressive considering the turbulence at the back of the rotation. Brandon Walter and Ryan Gusto both endured rough outings, with Walter in particular getting tagged hard. Still, Houston salvaged the finale, thanks largely to Mauricio Dubón’s breakout performance. The utilityman launched two home runs to power an offense that’s quietly been heating up for weeks.
But even with a solid finish, not everything is trending upward.
Josh Hader, who’s been one of the game’s most reliable closers this season, has begun to show signs of vulnerability. He’s allowed a home run in three of his last six outings. While his overall numbers remain strong, the long ball—a problem that plagued him last year—is starting to creep back into the picture.
As the Astros return home, the schedule offers no breather. They’ll face the Phillies and Cubs before a brief trip to Colorado to take on the struggling Rockies. After that comes a marquee series against the defending champion Dodgers in Los Angeles. With three of their next four opponents being legitimate World Series threats, the coming stretch looms large.
Can the bats keep pace?
If the last month is any indication, the Astros have reason to feel optimistic. Christian Walker has started to show signs of life after a quiet start to the season, hitting .260 with a .762 OPS and five home runs over the past 30 days. José Altuve has been scorching with a .302 average and .901 OPS in that span, while Jeremy Peña has taken things to another level, batting .384 with a 1.009 OPS.
As a team, the Astros rank 7th in OPS, 5th in runs, 3rd in batting average, and 7th in home runs over the last 30 days. It’s a surge that’s come at the right time—and one they’ll need to sustain.
The injury picture is also starting to shift in Houston’s favor.
Cristian Javier threw a 20-pitch live BP today in West Palm Beach. According to Joe Espada, he was up to 95 mph.
Luis Garcia should throw a live BP next week.
Spencer Arrighetti is still not throwing off a mound yet.
Yordan Alvarez has not resumed hitting.
— Chandler Rome (@Chandler_Rome) June 20, 2025
Joe Espada told The Athletic's Chandler Rome that Christian Javier recently threw a live batting practice session, touching 95 mph as he continues his return from Tommy John surgery. JP France has thrown multiple live BPs and could be ready to help if things continue to progress with his shoulder. Luis Garcia, however, remains further away despite undergoing surgery more than two years ago. He's expected to throw a live BP this week.
Spencer Arrighetti (thumb) should be able to return in August, and Lance McCullers has resumed throwing and is currently on the 15-day IL with a foot sprain.
The Astros are winning. The offense is rolling. The reinforcements are on the way. But with a brutal stretch looming, the team’s margin for error is about to be put to the test.
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