Last updated Jul 24, 10:23pm ET

The Houston Astros wrap up their four-game homestand at Daikin Park by hosting the Oakland Athletics. Right-hander Jason Alexander (1–0, 8.40 ERA) makes his third MLB start for Houston, while Oakland counters with veteran Luis Severino (3–11, 5.10 ERA). Houston enters hot, riding a four-game win streak, while the A’s are looking to snap a four-game skid. The Over/Under is set around 9 runs, with Texas as moderate favorites.

  • Houston has won four straight and 10 of their last 14 games overall.
  • Luis Severino owns a 5.10 ERA and has allowed 7+ hits in five of his last six starts.
  • Oakland ranks 29th in team batting average (.222), but Brent Rooker leads with 21 homers.

Oakland Athletics Player Prop Pick: Brent Rooker

Rooker has quietly been Oakland’s most productive hitter this season, leading the club with 21 home runs and a .787 OPS. He went 2-for-4 in the previous game against Houston and has shown solid timing against fastballs like Alexander’s. With few other reliable bats in the lineup, Rooker is the most trustworthy option to reach base.

  • Leads the A’s in home runs and OPS.
  • Recorded two hits in Tuesday’s matchup vs. Houston.
  • Likely to bat cleanup again against a hittable pitcher.
Pick
Brent Rooker to record 1+ hit (+110)
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Houston Astros Player Prop Pick: Jose Altuve

Altuve has been red-hot in July, batting .371 with 11 extra-base hits and a 1.122 OPS. He’s also hit Severino well in his career, going 13-for-43 with 4 doubles and 2 home runs. With the way Houston’s offense is clicking, Altuve is poised to rack up multiple bases once again.

  • Batting .371 in July with multiple multi-hit games.
  • 13 career hits off Severino, including extra-base power.
  • Top of the order presence gives him 4+ plate appearances.
Pick
Jose Altuve Over 1.5 Total Bases (+130)
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Kervin Coleman
Kervin Coleman

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