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Today's Lineup

Astros Lineup Today vs Brewers — May 30, 2026

By Admin
May 30, 2026 1 Min Read
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Game Details

Date: May 30, 2026
First pitch: 3:10 p.m. CT

Location: Daikin Park, Houston, Texas

How to Tune In

TV: SCHN

Streaming: SCHN app (with provider login)

Radio: KBME 790 AM / 94.5 FM HD-2

Astros Starting Lineup

  1. Jeremy Peña (R) SS
  2. Yordan Alvarez (L) DH
  3. Christian Walker (R) 1B
  4. Taylor Trammell (L) LF
  5. Isaac Paredes (R) 3B
  6. Cam Smith (R) RF
  7. Braden Shewmake (L) 2B
  8. Jake Meyers (R) CF
  9. Christian Vázquez (R) C

SP: Peter Lambert (RHP)

Brewers Starting Lineup

  1. Christian Yelich (L) DH
  2. Jackson Chourio (R) LF
  3. Brice Turang (L) 2B
  4. William Contreras (R) C
  5. Jake Bauers (L) RF
  6. Andrew Vaughn (R) 1B
  7. Garrett Mitchell (L) CF
  8. Joey Ortiz (R) SS
  9. David Hamilton (L) 3B

SP: Brandon Sproat (RHP)

Notes

The Astros and Brewers continue their three-game series Saturday afternoon at Daikin Park. Houston dropped the opener 5-4 in 10 innings Friday night despite a two-RBI performance from Cam Smith and will look to even the series behind Peter Lambert. The Astros remain within striking distance in the AL West as they head into the second game of their final series before Monday’s off day.

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