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  • May 10, 2017

    10 reasons for Astros’ fans to be happy, happy, happy!

    One of the occupational hazards of being a baseball fan is a general inability to smell the roses; to live in the moment. If a team is going well, there is angst and focus on the calamities that are bound to appear during the rest of the season. If the team has stunk up to…

  • May 8, 2017

    And now a few words on A.J. Hinch

    And now a few words on A.J. Hinch

    There is this old saying that I think I invented, that goes something like this. The only people who don’t make mistakes are those people who don’t do anything. So, when it comes to managers and managing, they have many chances to make mistakes through both their actions and inactions. In general, if you get…

  • May 4, 2017

    For the Astros in 2017, Nothing is too late

    For the Astros in 2017, Nothing is too late

    “Ah, Nothing is too late, till the tired heart shall cease to palpitate.” ― Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Never say this blog fails to bring culture to the world. Of course our usual shots at culture are about as sophisticated as a Jack in the Box Munchie Meal, but dear Mr. Longfellow was a literary Hall of Famer.…

  • May 2, 2017

    Astros 2017: The ChipalattAwards for April

    Astros 2017: The ChipalattAwards for April

    Baseball’s regular seasons fit nicely into a window made up of six months of the calendar. That first month is over with the Houston Astros putting up one of their best opening months in their history at 16-9, which is percentage points behind the 15-8 Yankees and Orioles for best in the AL and second…

  • April 30, 2017

    Astros’ offense: Finally, what the front office had in mind

    Astros’ offense: Finally, what the front office had in mind

    Looking at certain numbers, the Houston Astros offense may not seem that improved over 2016. In 2016 the Astros had two players with more than 100 runs scored (George Springer and Jose Altuve). So far they have no players on track for 100 Runs scored. In 2016 the Astros had four players with 20 or…

  • April 27, 2017

    Should Chris Devenski be a starter for Astros?

    There are two indisputable facts as the Astros wind down the first month of the season. First, Chris Devenski is one heck of a relief pitcher. Second, if there is a gaping hole in the Astros’ plans for world domination, it is a starting rotation that beyond Dallas Keuchel is shaky. The Astros strong 14-7…

  • April 23, 2017

    Astros’ strong start is just plain fun

    Astros’ strong start is just plain fun

    After Friday night’s game the Astros had earned a very strong 12-5 record, only a few percentage behind the 11-4 Baltimore Orioles for the best record in the major leagues. Considering the Astros were an ugly 5-12 in 2016 after 17 games and did not win their 12th game until May 8th in their 32nd…

  • April 18, 2017

    The Astros win and lead the AL West in spite of themselves

    The Astros win and lead the AL West in spite of themselves

    After 13 games the Astros sport a 9-4 record, which is tied for their best start in history. They have a comfortable 3-1/2 game lead over the Angels and M’s and a 4 game lead over the A’s and the Rangers in their division. With all that positivity, this is all occurring while some folks…

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