I like to make fun of the Rangers for their history of bland uniforms, but I think it might be KC that takes the top spot. It’s just blandness on a whole other level.
As @RoFlo rightly points out, it’s all about Jim Crane and trying to convince him to change course. (Not easy.) The situation today feels oddly similar to those post-2005 teams that were expensive, aging, and underperforming with an owner not ready to face reality.
“[The Astros] can redo this thing in 2 or 3 trades and bring in a completely new haul.”
#MLBCentral debates whether or not it's too early for the Astros to consider a “reboot”.
Astros lineup last time they won in Cincinnati (Sept. 9, 2012):
Jimmy Paredes 2B
Brian Bogusevic, RF
Brett Wallace, 1B
Fernando Martinez, LF
Matt Dominguez 3B
Carlos Corporan, C
Jordan Schafer, CF
Tyler Greene, SS
Edgar Gonzalez, P
"Untenable." - @Chandler_Rome
That's the situation the #Astros find themselves in this offseason due to a logjammed infield. Don't be surprised by a trade by the end of spring training!
@GallantSaysPod | @Crush_City_Pod
Booo for reaching free agency and signing with the highest bidder for a life-changing sum of money that none of us will ever have the chance at getting but we’re still mad about any way.
@Chandler_Rome@SamBlum3@stephenjnesbitt I find it interesting that teams will bend over backwards to try to accommodate Asian players but there doesn’t seem to be a similar consideration for those from Latin America. Why is that?
Since publication, the Astros have adjusted the ground rules and roof guidelines part of their official website to reflect that Minute Maid Park is now called Daikin Park. You can see all the ground rules here - https://t.co/6lBpAff5R0
Honestly surprised the Astros didn’t take a flier here. They have the payroll space, are all-in this year, and badly need rotation stability. Seems like it would’ve been worth a shot.