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  • May 27, 2018

    Lance McCullers Jr. is young, but he’s not that young

    Lance McCullers Jr. is young, but he’s not that young

    Yes, ball player-wise Lance McCullers is young, but he’s not that young. Carlos Correa is younger. Alex Bregman is younger. When Jose Altuve was Lance’s age he led the majors in batting average and hits. When Larry Dierker was LMJ’s age he was a second-time All-Star in his 7th full season in the majors. Heck,…

  • May 23, 2018

    Identifying Astros’ offensive woes

    Identifying Astros’ offensive woes

    Dan P’s note….I started researching and writing this post before the SF series, so some of this may seem a bit out of date as life has slowed my writing down the last few days. Still I discovered some things that confirmed what I thought and others that surprised me in putting this post together.

  • May 19, 2018

    Astros 2018: In praise of starting pitching

    Astros 2018: In praise of starting pitching

    Under the header “Obvious Take” the 2018 Astros starting pitching is pretty good. Or damn good. Or unbelievably good…..

  • May 16, 2018

    Astros’ offense: Going back to the Hudgens’ card?

    Astros’ offense: Going back to the Hudgens’ card?

    Let’s see…Dave Hudgens was here when the offense was not as good. Alex Cora and Carlos Beltran show up and the offense gets better. Alex Cora and Carlos Beltran leave and the offense gets worse. Voila! Dave Hudgens is to blame.

  • May 12, 2018

    A Q&A for Chipalatta readers

    A Q&A for Chipalatta readers

    In order to keep the conversation going – here is a Q&A where you, our loyal readers, get to tell us a bit about yourself and your baseball beliefs…..you can answer them all or pick the ones you find most interesting…

  • May 10, 2018

    Good medicine for the Astros and other thoughts

    Remember way back when all was despair. Dark thoughts encircled our minds and made our shoulders slump from the weight of the gloom and doom. Yeah, way back on Monday morning, three games ago after the Astros had lost five of six games and were having their great starting pitching undone, by scarce and non-clutch hitting and…

  • May 7, 2018

    10 reasons to step back from (or up to) the ledge for Astros

    10 reasons to step back from (or up to) the ledge for Astros

    The Astros are in a bit of a funk having lost five of their last six games and 8 of their last 13.  They are wasting some terrific starting pitching with non-clutch hitting and non-clutch relief pitching. In this 2018 season, the Astros have become really good at winning big (10-1 in games decided by five…

  • May 4, 2018

    A not-so-Free Blog Weekend

    A not-so-Free Blog Weekend

    The normal formula around here is to throw out a couple of ideas for the weekend, but promote a Free Blog Weekend of thoughts on any Astros’ subject. Instead, today we will focus the discussion on “What Would You Do, If You Were In Charge?”

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