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Hello third place my old friend.
This lineup has too many holes in it. You can’t have half the lineup unable to produce. And tonight, you can count Diaz as a hole in the lineup....
I love how the Astros start every game behind.
Apparently these pitchers all had career years last year. That, and Maldonado ain’t worth **** anymore as a defensive catcher. Why does this...
Given the Mariners schedule, they should be the favorites now to win the division. Just gross.
What an unbelievable job by Dusty this series. Thanks for nothing Johnnie.
What sucks is we’re probably gonna get swept, and I feel like if Tucker hadn’t gotten sick the Astros probably win 2 of 3.
Tucker is in the dugout getting gloves on. LFG
Altuve is gonna totally redeem himself in this game.
I just want to thank Scott Servais for intentionally walking a cold Alvarez to pitch to a hot Diaz.
Looking ahead, we now have a must-win series coming up with Boston. It doesn’t get any easier. Texas is embarking on a 9 game road trip, so that...
The walls are closing in on this team. There just aren’t enough games left in the season to have a bad run of games like this, especially against...
It will take a miracle to win this game. Already wrote it off. If they come back it will be a nice present.
Framber has completely lost it. Remind me again what Maldonado’s value to the team is?
I love how Peña rolls over on EVERYTHING. Once Tucker and Brantley get back they need to find a place on the bench for Pena too.
And now Framber has decided to just check out of this game.
Meyers sucks. Maldy sucks. So predictable.
Well, this **** is over. I hope they can salvage a game tomorrow.
WTF is wrong with Jake Meyers. My goodness, this team is ****ed this weekend.
It’s malpractice to pencil Maldy in the lineup almost everyday. It really is brutal.
