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  • September 21, 2014

    2014 Astros: Six games — and questions — remain

    2014 Astros: Six games — and questions — remain

    Here’s a few bits of news to consider as the Astros head out on the road and try to win two last series. ♦♦♦ The Astros might be heading toward Dallas (Arlington, whatever), but the Tom Lawless has said he won’t go to Dallas any more this season. With 200 innings under his belt, Dallas…

  • September 19, 2014

    Free Blog Weekend: Hopes, streaks, offers and questions

    It’s a tradition here: Free Blog Weekend! Qualifying offers. There is a myriad of players who will receive qualifying offers this year under the CBA.  Players such as Nelson Cruz, Victor Martinez, Ervin Santana, Max Scherzer, Hanley Ramirez will be extended or get the estimated $15 million QO. With some appealing possibilities and the likelihood…

  • September 18, 2014

    Looking ahead for the Astros: Fears for 2015

    Friend of the blog, Devin wrote this yesterday…. “I’m a bit worried we have some fool’s gold here. Yes, we will be better with Springer back, but look how silly the Indians…a middle of the pack team, have made them look. If Altuve, Keuchel, and McHugh regress even a little next season… In other words,…

  • September 16, 2014

    Two Stars in the Heavens – Astros Beat Indians in Opener

    Two Stars in the Heavens – Astros Beat Indians in Opener

    Some in-person observations from last night’s 3-1 victory for the Astros over the Indians. General Comments Heading into September, the Astros were 20 games under .500 at 59-79 and had a tough road ahead of them with 9 home games and 15 road games down the stretch. On top of that, they were going to be…

  • September 14, 2014

    Perspective: MLB prospects and a look ahead (and back)

    Perspective: MLB prospects and a look ahead (and back)

    First thought: The Astros are 66-83 with 13 games to play. If the season ended today, the organization would draft second, eighth and 31st in 2015. The first 11 picks are protected. • •• ••• •• • Jeff Luhnow’s blueprint is centered around rebuilding the organization through the draft. Once the minor leagues are sufficiently seeded, he intends…

  • September 13, 2014

    Perspective: BA top 10 Astros’ prospects with 20/20 hindsight

    The minor league baseball season is over (playoffs ending this weekend), so I thought I would look back at the Astros’ top 10 prospects as ranked by Baseball America before the season. There are various rankings available and I picked this one because I feel too lazy to analyze someone else’s top 20 rankings instead…

  • September 12, 2014

    Free Blog Weekend: Septembers, hits and other questions

    It’s Friday, the weekend is ahead, so you know what that means: Free Blog Weekend. Let’s get started. September Morn. It does seem like a new day now that Tom Lawless and Adam Everett are leading the dugout. Houston is 6-2 this month with 16 games to go and, while several games are against contenders…

  • September 11, 2014

    Astros’ head scratchers: What happened? What to do?

    Baseball can be one of the most non-linear of sports when individual performances are looked at month-to-month or season-to-season. With that in mind, here are a few head scratchers as the Astros wind down on a better, but not good, 2014. Jason Castro In 2014, Jason Castro was an All Star. Yes, he was not…

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