The offensive of Jose Altuve this season of MLB has come from less to more and is being evident in the last games of the second base of the Houston Astros. Between May 26 and June 23, the Venezuelan has connected a total of 12 home runs, the highest number in less than a month in the Big leagues.
The most recent full-lap hit of Jose Altuve He arrived on Wednesday night in the beating that the Houston Astros to the Baltimore Orioles by 13 to 0. The Venezuelan second baseman disappeared the ball in the fourth inning before the pitches of the starter, Thomas Eshelman.
The connection, number 17 so far this season for Jose Altuve, was the 12th since May 26 when he bounced the ball in the duel against Los angeles dodgers. Since that day, the Venezuelan is the player with the most homers in that period, equaling Jonathan Schoop of the Detroit Tigers.
Tenth in a row
With the resounding victory achieved this Wednesday night over the Baltimore Orioles with a scoreboard of 13 runs by 0, the Houston Astros added their tenth victory in a row this season of the Major League Baseball, being the longest winning streak since 2019.
The sidereal team, which is in first place in the AL West Division with a 46-28 record, is two victories away from equaling the best winning streak in the MLB, achieved three times in the 1999, 2004 and 2018 seasons. They have won 14 of their last 16 games.
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