Category: Astros
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Real Moneyball and the forgotten parties
First of all I want to make something perfectly clear. I have no hope that anything recommended here has any more of a chance of occurring than this writer has of either playing for or owning a major league team. But the recent talk about how unfair the current agreement is with the MLB Players…
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Wait, what? The Astros signed Wade Miley?
Wade Miley? Uh, OK. Welcome to Houston Wade “I Type Your Last Name and A Crazy Pop Singer’s Name Autofills” Miley.
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Offseason view of AL Big 3: Red Sox, Yankees, Astros
Fans of the other 2018 playoff teams (Cleveland and Oakland) may disagree, but in most quarters the three best teams in the AL entering the off-season and likely entering the 2019 season are the 2018 World Champion Boston Red Sox, the 2017 World Champion Houston Astros and the many time champion New York Yankees. The…
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A look at the Astros lineup
The other day, mlb.com ran a look-ahead at each of the teams and their probable lineup, if they started the season with the current lineup.
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Astros’ Hall of Fame: Today, tomorrow and beyond
The Astros have just announced that they will be starting what many clubs already have, a team Hall of Fame.
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Top 10 baseball movies of all time
Here at Chipalatta, we are doing our best to live through the lack of Astros baseball news heading into spring training. The thought process at this time is that nothing will cause the Astros’ Front Office to complete that Trevor Bauer, J.T. Realmuto, Mike Trout, fill in the blank, trade faster than a blog post…
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Astros’ front office facing a new phase this off-season
The Astros entered a brand new phase in this off-season, something this particular front office had not had to face since taking over in Houston.
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Correa and Altuve and what went wrong in 2018
It may seem almost sinful to lump Carlos Correa‘s below average 2018 with Jose Altuve‘s 2018, which is really only below average for Mr. Altuve. But here’s the point. The Astros’ offense was down in 2018 from a universe leading 2017, down almost 100 runs (896 to 797 runs). And you don’t have to squint…
