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Friday’s MLB HR props spotlight Yordan Alvarez (+238), Rafael Devers (+380), and Kody Clemens (+339), with a highlighted HR parlay including Alvarez, Clemens, and Devers. Betting analyst Colby Marchio explains why these matchups stand out and notes that odds can change as game time approaches.
Heyman’s midseason awards preview champions Shohei Ohtani as the NL MVP front-runner for the Dodgers and Yordan Alvarez as the AL MVP leader for the Astros, labels Kyle Tucker as the NL LVP, and also highlights Pete Crow-Armstrong’s all-around impact along with rising sluggers Ben Rice and Nick Kurtz, plus a Mets payroll note.
Friday’s MLB betting slate highlights power-heavy matchups with James Wood at +274, Juan Soto at +326, and Yordan Alvarez at +254 as top home-run props, plus a +5059 parlay pairing Wood, Alvarez and Soto. Wood draws Mitch Keller in hot weather and has posted elite hard-contact metrics, while Soto faces Grant Holmes in a favorable left-handed matchup, making them strong bets tonight. Odds and picks come from Colby Marchio’s HR picks and Covers’ betting coverage; always check current lines as updates can occur.
Yordan Alvarez of the Houston Astros has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a left ankle sprain after slipping during a game, which could impact the team's playoff chances. The injury comes at a critical time as the Astros compete for the division and playoff spots, and Alvarez's return could be crucial for their postseason success.
Houston Astros' Yordan Alvarez is out indefinitely due to a significant ankle sprain, a blow to their playoff hopes as they fight for a postseason spot with less than two weeks remaining in the season. Alvarez was injured after scoring in a game against the Texas Rangers, and his absence complicates the Astros' pursuit of the AL West title and wild card position. The team is uncertain about his return timeline but remains optimistic about their depth.
Yordan Alvarez of the Houston Astros is being evaluated with an MRI after injuring his ankle during a game, which could impact the team's lineup as they compete for a playoff spot. Alvarez, who recently returned from a hand injury, has been performing well but his injury may lead to increased playing time for other players like Jesús Sánchez and Zach Cole.
Yordan Alvarez of the Houston Astros has been sidelined due to renewed hand soreness, raising concerns about his recovery from previous hand issues and impacting the team's lineup, which is already dealing with multiple injuries. The club is seeking more information from a specialist and may need to consider roster adjustments, especially for left-handed bats, as they lead the AL West despite these setbacks.
The Houston Astros, facing significant injuries and the absence of Yordan Alvarez, traded pitcher Forrest Whitley to the Tampa Bay Rays for cash considerations, in a move that reflects their ongoing efforts to manage their roster amid a challenging season.
Yordan Alvarez's hand injury, initially thought to be inflammation, was later revealed to be a small fracture, raising concerns about the Astros' medical procedures and injury management. The team has faced scrutiny for delayed diagnosis and lack of transparency, with Alvarez now unable to swing a bat as he recovers.
Yordan Alvarez's rehab has been delayed due to a small fracture in his hand, discovered after a batting practice session, which may extend his absence into June. Despite the injury, surgery isn't needed, and he might return soon, but his recovery timeline remains uncertain.
The Arizona Diamondbacks secured the first walk-off win of the postseason, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 in Game 3 of the NLCS. Meanwhile, Yordan Alvarez continues to dominate in the playoffs, hitting well against left-handed pitchers and contributing to the Houston Astros' 10-3 victory over the Texas Rangers in Game 4 of the ALCS. The Hall of Fame has announced the eight finalists on the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee ballot, including managers Jim Leyland and Lou Piniella.
Houston Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez, who is reportedly dealing with a virus causing an upset stomach and headaches, is in the starting lineup for Game 2 of the ALCS against the Texas Rangers. Astros manager Dusty Baker defended his decision, stating that Alvarez is fine and better today than yesterday. Despite struggling in Game 1, Alvarez will bat cleanup in Game 2 after hitting third in the previous game.
Cristian Javier delivers a dominant performance, allowing only one hit over five innings, as the Houston Astros defeat the Minnesota Twins 9-1 in Game 3 of the ALDS. Javier's historic postseason run continues, as he becomes the fourth pitcher in history to have three consecutive scoreless starts of five or more innings. The Astros' offense also shines, with Jose Abreu and Alex Bregman hitting home runs, and Yordan Alvarez adding his fourth home run of the series. Houston is now on the verge of clinching their seventh consecutive ALCS appearance.
The Houston Astros took a commanding 2-1 lead in the ALDS against the Minnesota Twins with a dominant 9-1 victory in Game 3. José Abreu hit two home runs, while Yordan Alvarez continued his impressive performance. Cristian Javier pitched five scoreless innings, allowing only one hit and striking out nine. The Astros are now one win away from reaching the ALCS for the seventh consecutive year.
Yordan Alvarez of the Houston Astros continues to be a formidable force for opposing teams, even when they make the logical move of bringing in a left-handed pitcher to face him. Alvarez's success against lefties has been a key factor in the Astros' postseason runs, and he proved it once again by hitting a crucial home run in Game 1 of the ALDS against the Minnesota Twins. Despite the best efforts of opposing managers, Alvarez's lefty-on-lefty prowess remains unmatched, making him a significant threat in the playoffs.