I wish I could say it was a good season, but it was brutal and up and down.
This postseason series shows you that the Astros were not the team we hoped for at all this season.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone 🦃
Now cut the shit and let’s get to business. The #HTTC spread has gotten out of hand. +13.5? What are they the Panthers?
Dallas has the longest active home win streak in the NFL, but people forget Howell beat the Cowboys last year 26-6…
Joe Espada is expected to be named the new manager of the Astros tomorrow, per @BNightengale
This is HUGE news for the Astros!
Joe brings continuity to the Astros who have been to 7 straight ALCS and were 1 win away from the World Series.
Blaming it on reporters and the fans is literally the worst take you can have. Houston sports are tame compared to Yankees, Dodgers, Phillies fans, etc. This is ridiculous
Corey Seager is a great player & 2x WS MVP & they earned the right to talk, but at the same time this statement does not make sense whatsoever.
This line doesn’t apply to the Rangers because everyone already knows what happens when they don’t win. That’s always been the case until this year. The Rangers have never won in their 61 year history until 2023, so no one was wondering.
It applies when Bregman used it because Astros have won the division the past 6 full seasons.
I’m all for Seager talking, makes the rivalry more fun, but this line doesn’t make sense for them nor was the delivery😂
Congrats on the title
Funny thing about this, Bregman’s quote wasn’t really a shot at the Rangers. It was about questioning if the Astros would still win the division, and they did. Rangers using it like it was some hit piece directed at them is weird.