Astros vs Guardians Betting Trends

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Here are the Astros vs Guardians Betting Trends for both teams:

Astros vs Guardians Betting Trends: Houston

Now, we have the Astros vs Guardians Betting Trends for Houston:

Over the past five games, the total has been under in four of Houston’s games.
In its last five games, Houston has a winning record.
Overall, Houston has a record of 8-1 against Cleveland in its last nine games.
7 out of Houston’s previous 9 games played away from home have resulted in the total going UNDER.
When Houston has been playing Cleveland away from home, the total has been UNDER in nine of the last twelve games that Houston has played.
In its most recent nine games versus teams from the American League, Houston has a winning percentage of 7-2.
The Houston Texans have a head-to-head record of 4-2 in their previous six games against teams that are in the American League Central Division division.
With a total of 43 games played so far this season, the Astros have won 24 of those games, which is equivalent to a 55.8% winning percentage.
The Houston Texans have entered 34 games this season with a -120 or more advantage, and they have a record of 20-14 in those games.
By establishing a moneyline for this contest, sportsbooks have given the impression that the Astros have a 54.5% chance of winning the game.
Over the course of this season, Houston and its opponents have exceeded the total in 25 out of 63 individual opportunities.
In their 63 games with a spread this season, the Astros have a record of 34-29-0 against the spread.
Hunter Brown is the Astros’ most likely starting pitcher.
As he prepares to make his thirteenth start of the season, the Astros will send out Brown, who has a record of 8-3. He has a record of 8-3, a 1.83 earned run average, and 84 strikeouts in 73:2/3 innings thrown.
In the right-handed pitcher’s most recent outing, which took place on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Rays, he pitched six innings without allowing any runs to score while only surrendering one hit.
Over the course of this season, the 26-year-old pitcher has pitched 12 games and has a 1.83 earned run average (ERA), 10.3 strikeouts per nine innings, and has allowed his opponents to have a batting average of.185 at the plate.
By starting this game, Brown is attempting to extend his streak of solid starts to two games in a row.
Brown’s goal is to maintain his streak of 13 consecutive outings that have lasted five innings or more. When he is on the mound, he pitches an average of 6.1 frames per game.
During the course of this season, he has made five outings in which he has refrained from allowing an earned run.
When it comes to Major League Baseball competition, the opposing Guardians offense has a slugging percentage of.378 and ranks 14th with 64 home runs from their offensive lineup.
The team has a combined batting average of.234, is 26th in Major League Baseball with 474 hits, and ranks 23rd in Major League Baseball play with 243 runs scored.
Among the qualified pitchers for this season, the 26-year-old’s 1.83 earned run average is fifth, his.910 WHIP ranks sixth, and his 10.3 strikeouts per nine innings ranks tenth.
At this point in the season, the Astros have hit 64 home runs, which places them in 14th place in the league.
This season, the Houston offense has a slugging percentage of.390, which places them 15th in the Major League Baseball.
As of this season, the Astros have a club batting average of.252, which places them tenth among all Major League Baseball teams.
This season, Houston has scored a total of 254 runs, which places them in the 21st spot among major league teams.
During the current season, the Astros have an on-base percentage of.318, which places them in the 12th position in the league.
Houston has an average of 7.6 whiffs per game, which places them sixth in the Major League Baseball in terms of strikeouts per game.

Astros vs Guardians Betting Trends: Cleveland

Now, we have the Astros vs Guardians Betting Trends for Cleveland:

Five of Cleveland’s most recent five games have resulted in the total going UNDER.
There have been four of Cleveland’s last five games against Houston in which the total has been UNDER.
When Cleveland has played Houston at home, the total has been UNDER in four of the last five games that Cleveland has played.
Over the course of Cleveland’s last eight games against opponents in the American League, the total has been UNDER in seven of those games.
In the last nine games that Cleveland has played against teams that are in the American League West Division, the team has a winning percentage of 3-6.
In its last ten games played in June, Cleveland has a winning percentage of 3-7.
The Guardians have been the underdogs in 38 of the games that they have played this season, and they have still managed to come out on top with 18 victories.
During the current season, Cleveland has won 12 out of 30 games when the moneyline put them at a minimum of +100 or worse.
Based on the moneyline that has been established for this encounter, the Guardians have an estimated probability of winning that is equal to fifty percent.
There have been 25 out of sixty opportunities this season in which contests with Cleveland have exceeded the total that was set by bookmakers.
Over the course of this season, the Guardians have played 60 games with a posted line, and they have a record of 28-32-0 against the spread.
One of the guardians’ most likely starters is Gavin Williams.
This is Williams’ thirteenth start of the season, and he is now starting for the Guardians. With 59 and a third innings pitched, he has a record of 5-3, a 3.79 earned run average, and 66 strikeouts.
The right-handed pitcher made his final appearance on Sunday against the Los Angeles Angels. He pitched six and two-thirds innings, giving no earned runs while only allowing one hit over the course of the game.
With 10.0 strikeouts per nine innings and a 3.79 earned run average, the 25-year-old pitcher has pitched in 12 games so far this season. His opponents are holding him to a.235 batting average.
This season, Williams has already made three starts that have been of a high caliber.
Over the course of this season, Williams will attempt to capture his eighth appearance in which he tossed five innings or more. He pitches 4.9 innings on average for each appearance.
During the course of this season, he has made two outings in which he has limited his opponents to zero earned runs.
The offense of the Astros, which has a total of 254 runs scored and a batting average of.252 as a unit, will be the opponent he will face. His adversary has a combined slugging percentage of.390, which ranks fifteenth in Major League Baseball action, and they have hit a total of 64 home runs, which ranks fourteenth in the league.
The Guardians have a total of 64 home runs, which places them 14th in Major League Baseball action. Their average home run per game is 1.0.
Cleveland has a slugging percentage of.378 so far this season, which places them 23rd in the MLB rankings.
A batting average of.234 places the Guardians in 24th place in the Major League Baseball.
With a total of 243 runs scored, Cleveland’s offense leads all Major League Baseball offenses with a scoring average of 3.9 runs per game.
The Guardians have an on-base percentage of.305, which places them in the 23rd spot in the baseball rankings.

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