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Hunter Brown is back, and he’s dominating again—after a rough stretch, the Astros’ ace turned things around with a 10-strikeout gem against the Mets, followed by another stellar outing. Over his last two starts, he’s allowed just two runs in over 12 innings, striking out 14 while walking few. His strikeout rate is climbing, control is improving, and durability is returning. Once shaky fastball and sinker are showing signs of life, especially after his last start, while his knuckle curve and slider remain elite. With a solid history against Chicago and the Astros needing him to anchor their rotation, Brown’s resurgence could be the key to this series—and maybe even the season.
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