Walker got off to a horrendous start to this season after an oblique injury derailed his spring training. It’s not much, but he’s quietly hitting .237 with three home runs and seven RBI over his last 15 games now. Walker is still hitting just .200 with nine RBI and a .623 OPS on the season making him an interesting buy-low option for fantasy managers.

A night after a two-run homer from Walker helped to spur a comeback win over the Tigers, Walker played a similar role on Tuesday evening. He finally got the Astros on the board with a two-out RBI double off of Reese Olson in the sixth inning. He then raced around to score on a two-run single by Yainer Diaz that gave the Astros a 3-2 lead. Perhaps he’s finally coming out of his early-season funk. With his two-hit night, Walker is now hitting .206/.289/.373 with four homers and nine RBI on the season.

Could Walker finally be heating up? This two-hit effort came one day after a three-hit game. Before that, he had just five hits over his previous nine games with only three other multi-hit games all season. His home run was a welcome sight too, barely clearing the tall left field fence and into the fabled Crawford Boxes at Daikin Park. He practically didn’t have a spring training since he was nursing an oblique injury, so it wouldn’t be crazy for it to have taken nearly a month to get him timing down.