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  • February 19, 2021

    Is it possible the most critical Astro doesn’t play?

    Is it possible the most critical Astro doesn’t play?

    It is a little bit of a trick in the title as the person we are talking about has never played for the Astros. He did play the game, pitching in 100 major league games in the 1970s, starting 75 of them, going 22-39 with a 3.91 ERA. Tommy John surgery was almost named after…

  • February 17, 2021

    How would you rate the Top 10 Astros?

    How would you rate the Top 10 Astros?

    Even with George Springer gone to the Blue Jays and Justin Verlander gone to Tommy John Rehab Land, the 2021 Astros have a lot of talent on that roster. Whether that talent shows itself like it did between 2017 and 2019 or struggles like in 2020 will be the key to how this team performs…

  • February 15, 2021

    MLB throttling it back…or did they do this already?

    MLB throttling it back…or did they do this already?

    Good friend and loyal commenter of the blog, Old Pro had an interesting comment that I had been thinking about ever since I saw the same information earlier in the week…

  • February 12, 2021

    2021 Astros: Spring training expectations

    2021 Astros: Spring training expectations

    It is tough to picture the word spring merging with the fact that here in the Houston area it will hit 12 degrees this Monday. (And for my metric friends that is in Fahrenheit, not Celsius). We are facing the coldest long stretch here that I can remember since we moved here in 1966.

  • February 10, 2021

    Who are the Astros’ untouchables?

    Who are the Astros’ untouchables?

    In the 2017, 2018 and 2019 seasons there was quite a bit of talk about the Astros’ untouchables as the team put together big-time trades for Justin Verlander, Gerrit Cole and Zack Greinke respectively. At that time the untouchable discussions were all about prospects and frankly centered on two unproven (at that time) prospects, Kyle…

  • February 8, 2021

    Astros 2021: How well did the Astros address their needs?

    Astros 2021: How well did the Astros address their needs?

    This is really a post about GM James Click and how he has addressed the Astros needs heading into Spring Training. Reading the tea leaves, it seems likely the Astros are done making moves this off-season based on statements Click has made and the proximity of the team to the luxury tax limit. They may…

  • February 6, 2021

    Where are they now: The ones that got away

    Where are they now: The ones that got away

    In a little follow up to the last post, let’s take a quick look at three players, two who have turned into valuable ballplayers after leaving the organization and one who continued his excellence elsewhere. It is bound to happen with any team as no one is perfect. But it is hard not to think…

  • February 4, 2021

    Astros: Where they are now, part 1

    Astros: Where they are now, part 1

    I received an email from the blog founder, Chip Bailey, who had some brainstorms on posts, but no time to write them and passed a few ideas to me. Being the off-season and being that the Astros’ news is evaporating a bit, new ideas are always welcome and here is the first one.

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