Category: Astros
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Astros’ off-season: Rating the Golden Decade
This is not meant to be a swan song-type post, but there certainly can be an argument that the Championship window that was opened up and propped wide in the last 10 seasons may be closing or certainly is narrower today.
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Astros’ off-season: 10 questions for you
Today, we hand over the reins to our readers and ask you to weigh in on important questions of the day relative to the Astros.
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Astros 2024 – Early Off-season Thoughts
The first few weeks after the end of a baseball season are highlighted more by procedural items (more discussion below) that send players away than actions that add players to your favorite team. On a quiet November afternoon, here are a few thoughts below:
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Astros Top 10 Returning Players
Today, we perform a challenging self-assignment on the blog. We attempt to rank the top 10 Astros returning for the Astros in 2025. Note that due to the current situation, this list does not include Alex Bregman or Yusei Kikuchi. The first is certainly a top-10 player on the team in 2024, and the second is possibly a top-10…
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Lookback at Astros’ 2024: Position by position
Today, we look at how the Astros hitters did at each position in the field or (DH) in the dugout compared to the other teams in the American League.
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Astros’ off-season: You’re GM for a day!
Today, the blog would like the readers to take a shot at being the Astros’ GM for a day. Kind of like what Mr. Trump was saying about what he would do the first 24 hours he was president. If you were given GM Dana Brown’s job (and the free rein that he may or…
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Astros’ off-season: The timeline
In many ways, the Houston Astros off-season began for their fans three weeks ago on the afternoon of October 2 as the team bowed to the Detroit Tigers 5-2 in a 2-0 sweep of the Wild Card. And even though the Astros’ front office is no doubt working their donkeys off right now, the off-season…
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Astros’ off-season: The one thing
Today, we are revisiting a little feature where we look at many of the Astros we expect to see on the roster in 2025 and touch base on the “one thing” that we would like them to work on in the off-season.
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