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\n\n“We know how to win,” Hinch said prior to the game.\n\nThat they do. This was the Astros’ 14th victory in 18 games and pushed their record to 92-50, tied with the Yankees for the American League’s best record.\n\n
“Might be a home run in those pants,” Springer told him.\n\nReddick’s wardrobe will not change for a while.\n\n“They all feel really good right now,” Reddick said. “I’ll keep wearing ‘em. You know how superstitious we are as baseball players.”
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\n\nStatcast projected Reddick's home run at 436 feet, his longest since 2015.\n\n“I don’t care as long as they go over,” he said. “Any time you get one in the upper deck, that feels good.”\n\nStarting pitcher
“We’re asking a lot out of these guys the last couple of days,” Hinch said. “A normal start from [
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“When he’s locked in, there’s probably no tougher out in the big leagues than Alex Bregman,” Hinch said. “He rarely swings outside the strike zone. I think Bregman in general is rare.”\n\nBregman got the steal of home when first baseman