Jake Meyers delivered a stunning performance against the Chicago White Sox, overcoming a tough start to hit for the cycle in a single game. After falling behind 0-2 early on, Meyers re-focused and showcased his resilience, eventually hitting a game-tying double that catalyzed an 8-3 victory for the Houston Astros. He ended the day with two home runs, a triple, and a double, driving in a career-high seven RBIs and tying the franchise record for total bases in a game.

Despite entering the game with a concerning .110 average after 0-2 counts, Meyers turned it around effectively, focusing on quality at-bats and mechanics. His breakout comes at a crucial time for the Astros, who have dealt with injuries and inconsistent performances from other key bats. Manager Joe Espada praised the depth Meyers provided, especially as the team plays without a few regulars.