Boston Red Sox vs Houston Astros Prediction 8-11-24 MLB Picks

The Houston Astros and the Boston Red Sox meet Sunday in MLB action from Fenway Park. Here’s a Boston Red Sox vs Houston Astros prediction. This will be the final installment in a three-game series. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best Red Sox vs Astros pick.

Houston Astros Betting Preview

Early in the week the Astros took on the Texas Rangers. Houston lost the Monday game but came back for wins in the next pair. After an 8-4 win over the Red Sox on Friday, in game two Houston eked out a 5-4 win. Spencer Arrighetti finished on 7.0 innings with two earned and 13 Ks as starter.

In the starter slot for the Astros on Sunday it’ll be Hunter Brown. This year Brown is 9-7 with a 3.98 ERA in 23 games (22 starts). Brown is 22-20 with a 4.35 ERA in 61 games (53 starts) over his career.

Boston Red Sox Betting Preview

Over on the Red Sox’ side, they took on the Kansas City Royals in their last set. Boston won the first two installments of that series before an 8-4 loss in Wednesday’s game. On Saturday the Sox were out-hit 10-6 in the loss. Starter

Josh Winckowski finished with 3.0 innings and one earned run.
James Paxton will start for Boston on Sunday. This year Paxton is 9-3 with a 4.42 ERA in 20 starts. Paxton is 73-41 with a 3.77 ERA in 176 career starts. The Red Sox will face the Rangers and Orioles following this series.

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Boston Red Sox vs Houston Astros Prediction

I’ll lean toward the Astros. Brown had a rough start in a loss to Pittsburgh on July 30 with four earned in 5.2 innings. In the other two of his last three starts though, Paxton is 1-0 with two earned in 12.0 innings. As for Paxton, he’s got eight earned over his last three starts in 15.1 innings, going 2-1 in that time.

On Saturday the Astros had a bit of trouble in the pen when Bryan Abreu gave up two earned in one inning, but everything worked out. The four homers contributed all of the RBI, however. It’d be nice to see a more varied offensive effort in the finale, but Houston should have a good shot regardless.

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