Welcome! Please take a few seconds to create your free account to post threads, make some friends, remove a few ads while surfing and much more. ClutchFans has been bringing fans together to talk Houston Sports since 1996. Join us!
Because McHugh has been pitching the day before him in the rotation.
he's saying we would play monday whether we win or lose on sunday, in that scenario. we'd be either tied for the division or tied for a wc
can't stop watching that gomez play. thing of beauty how perfectly he set himself up and unloaded.
he's not going to start the game then pitch monday, no matter how soon he gets pulled. you guys are trying to get too cute here.
the angels can lose thursday and friday, win saturday, and then keuchel is forced to pitch sunday, if we lose friday and saturday.
You still aren't factoring in the Yankees, and, if they are somehow forced to start Keuchel Sunday, you then lose the possibility of him for...
You don't mess around and have 2 guys not knowing which will start 1.5 hours or less before the game.
Still have to factor in Yankees. Winning WC1 instead of WC2 and hosting the game could be on the table.
The Rangers would have to lose at least 3 regardless, obviously. This also doesn't factor in the Yankees, as the other guys brought up. Too...
There's no reason to pitch Keuchel any day but Friday. The next Rangers-Angels outcome won't change that. You aren't going to get to Monday...
[IMG] Credit to whoever the poster was who first called this. I forget.
agreed...the day off is gonna do him good. another unenjoyable win. and a huge one. let's get 3 more boys.
Kill EM CARLOS
Man, to say these guys aren't collectively caving into pressure is an understatement.
He isn't comfortable whipping around. Hurts his wrist.
I dont believe this
well done sipp
I don't think not being able to swing was the issue. I'm not sure why he swung on pitch 1, tbh. Told my buddy before the pitch that it was a...
I don't think it was that stupid.
Both of em are. Classic dumb jocks at work, is what we just heard.
