Astros really steppin it up
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Astros really steppin it up
Attended by far the best Astros game I've ever been to tonight. Hats off to Lee and Pence. Especially Lee. He has really come through for us.
Second in our league and maybe Milwaukee will continue their loose streak while we keep winning
Second in our league and maybe Milwaukee will continue their loose streak while we keep winning
#2
Hunter is going to be a great player for the Astros. Im thinking of becoming a Astro fan if Tom Hicks doesn't stop hiring stupid people, and firing the smart people. Haha JK I will stick by my Rangers but im not going to hold my breath on us making it anywhere this season
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I went to the game on Sunday (took my son to his first Astros game on his 1st b-day), and they looked pretty good. I was quite glad to see that they scored 5 runs.... I did, however, leave the game when they brought Lidge in.
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Originally Posted by Sprayed1998
The 1st 3 batters went a combinded 0-15, not exactly what I call stepping it up....
It's nice to see that we have other people that can produce on this team and we don't have to hope and pray someone somehow gets on for Lance. Lee and Pence have brought a lot of excitement the past couple weeks.
#7
Originally Posted by hawgs
What do you call winning 9 of 13 compared to how the season started?
It's nice to see that we have other people that can produce on this team and we don't have to hope and pray someone somehow gets on for Lance. Lee and Pence have brought a lot of excitement the past couple weeks.
It's nice to see that we have other people that can produce on this team and we don't have to hope and pray someone somehow gets on for Lance. Lee and Pence have brought a lot of excitement the past couple weeks.
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#8
Originally Posted by Sprayed1998
I guess I forgot to mention Scott and Everett going a combined 0-8. Thats 5 of our 9 batters with ZERO hits. Just face it guys the offense is horrible. Everett needs to be sent back to high school or little leauge, that guy is a ******* joke.
Scott had a bad game and so did Berkman, but I am not worried about either of them.
#9
Originally Posted by hawgs
Everett isn't there to hit. He is there to play rock solid SS... which he does. If/when your 3,4,5,6 guys are tearing the cover off the ball, you can get by with a .220 hitter that plays an outstanding SS.
Scott had a bad game and so did Berkman, but I am not worried about either of them.
Scott had a bad game and so did Berkman, but I am not worried about either of them.
The few games he has sat the bench the play at SS is noticeable weaker.
#10
Originally Posted by hawgs
Everett isn't there to hit. He is there to play rock solid SS... which he does. If/when your 3,4,5,6 guys are tearing the cover off the ball, you can get by with a .220 hitter that plays an outstanding SS.
Scott had a bad game and so did Berkman, but I am not worried about either of them.
Scott had a bad game and so did Berkman, but I am not worried about either of them.
BTW how many times does Everett have to come up to the plate with runners on base and either strike out or hit a blooper for you guys to think otherwise. It seems like whenever we have the best oppertunitys it is always him at the plate choking away our runs. It's guys like him that make us one of the WORST teams in the leauge with RISP.
#12
Originally Posted by Randy_S
I went to the Saturday game. Oswalt had the start and had a bad first inning but warmed up and held after that. I took my son to his first game that day also, he is ready to go back!
#13
Everett probably saves close to 1 run per game. Saving a run is as good as an RBI in my book.
I beleive he'll probably bring his average up to around .240 by season's end which is acceptable being he is the absolute best SS in the MLB.
I beleive he'll probably bring his average up to around .240 by season's end which is acceptable being he is the absolute best SS in the MLB.
#14
Originally Posted by white man
yes cause hawgs is the GM and Owner. hey Hogs get off your *** and get us some pitching while your at it. is the horse dead yet?
#15
Originally Posted by hawgs
Sorry man, I've been slacking. I'll call Roger and Andy and see if we can trade our batboys to the Yankess for them. Maybe the Twins can throw in Santana for a beer guy?
#16
Originally Posted by -Ross-
Everett probably saves close to 1 run per game. Saving a run is as good as an RBI in my book.
I beleive he'll probably bring his average up to around .240 by season's end which is acceptable being he is the absolute best SS in the MLB.
I beleive he'll probably bring his average up to around .240 by season's end which is acceptable being he is the absolute best SS in the MLB.
#17
Originally Posted by -Ross-
We do have the famous peanut thrower salesman. I bet we could pick up Zito in exchange.
#18
Originally Posted by hawgs
The PEANUTS, CRACKERJACKS, WAAAAAAAAAAAATER guy? I dunno... maybe he can play SS for us? I bet he'd hit .364.
But hey...offense is what counts, right?
#19
Originally Posted by -Ross-
Me and Jake were there, ya jackass!
#20
Maybe we can trade the COLDEST FOAM IN THE DOME guy for Mariano Rivera. Hawgs, make that happen.
I'm not sure how I feel about Everett, but I'm glad Tim Purpura is finally doing something about third base. Ensberg is batting .217, and that's just not going to cut it. Everett is hovering around .200, but he counters that with his glove work. Ensberg isn't BAD with the glove (he's better than Lamb, IMO), but he's nothing special. Ensberg just drives me crazy at the plate. It just feels like he watches too many pitches go by. Maybe a Lamb/Loretta plattoon at 3rd will help.
So, Lidge and Ensberg packaged as a trade to...? for ...?
ANd how about that MAD POWAH LUMBAR from Woody Williams last night?
-Mike
I'm not sure how I feel about Everett, but I'm glad Tim Purpura is finally doing something about third base. Ensberg is batting .217, and that's just not going to cut it. Everett is hovering around .200, but he counters that with his glove work. Ensberg isn't BAD with the glove (he's better than Lamb, IMO), but he's nothing special. Ensberg just drives me crazy at the plate. It just feels like he watches too many pitches go by. Maybe a Lamb/Loretta plattoon at 3rd will help.
So, Lidge and Ensberg packaged as a trade to...? for ...?
ANd how about that MAD POWAH LUMBAR from Woody Williams last night?
-Mike