The Astros won 106 games and the World Series in '22, then fired their GM, AGM, hired a scout to get back to "real baseball", and saw the leaders of their analytics department make lateral moves to smarter organizations.
4 years later, they are the 24th or 25th best team in MLB:
If this was Aaron Judge the MLB’s pinned post would be his latest HR and their first 5 tweets every day would be a graphic comparing his numbers to Barry Bonds
“It was 10:17p when Kyle Tucker moved into foul territory and gloved Nick Castellano’s fly ball for the final out. The first thing I did was write down on my lineup card who made the last out, like I always did, and then I held on for dear life. We’d won the game.” -Dusty Baker
Houston Astros dynastic run (2015, 2017-2023)
- 9 playoff trips
- 8 ALDS appearances
- 7 consecutive ALCS appearances
- 4 World series trips
- 2 championships
- 4 Astros/former Astros on the all-time postseason HR's list (Altuve, Springer, Bregman, Correa)
- Combined 805-550 record (59%/.683 win rate)
This lingering Astros 'hate' stems from one of the laziest narratives in sports history.
The mid 2010's-early 2020's Astros run is ingrained in the tapestry of MLB history for all time.
Rent. Free.
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Concepcion is one of the most explosive players in the 2026 #NFL draft and has been flying up teams draft boards.
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I really don’t think people understand their gravity of situations like this so let me walk you through it
The NCAA multiple times denied his request for a 6th year of eligibility. Which was the right thing to do he has had his time in college football now it’s time to move on
The part where this gets really fucked up and sticky is the fact that his council then took this case to some fucking Ole Miss dick sucking judge in Oxford, Mississippi to essentially block a decision that the NCAA handed down
Like wtf 🤬 do you guys see how problematic that is? And why the NCAA essentially has 0️⃣ power. They hand down a ruling and because you don’t like that ruling you get to run to some boot, licking circuit judge in whatever county you want that can block a NCAA ruling.
College football is dead