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Houston All-Star Hunter Brown endured his most lopsided stat line of a brilliant first half Tuesday against Cleveland.

Brown has allowed four or more runs in back-to-back starts - something he had done just once in his first 17 appearances of 2025. Four of the five hits he surrendered Sunday went for extra bases.

With several pitchers and Yordan Alvarez out, Houston must decide whether to prioritize pitching or a lefty bat when making deals.