Should I even try to watch the Texans this fall?

Who was the guy that said McCullers had more potential than Keuchel? If we're just looking at this season, I think there's a case to be made.

Keuchel...this isn't another case of a guy gets paid...got it made...and then production goes in the tank

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Should I even try to watch the Texans this fall?

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No. I am convinced that God hates Houston and Houston sports.

We are the ******* city of the major cities in the USA.

Got the thumb?

This umps a *****.

No ****. They have 3 runs because of a tight strike zone.

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Should I even try to watch the Texans this fall?

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No. I am convinced that God hates Houston and Houston sports.

We are the ******* city of the major cities in the USA.

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Made me laugh.

Springer Dinger!

Keuchel isn't right, but if we had robot umpires, he would still be in the game. Dude was painting the black and getting squeezed.

**** everyone, we ****ing suck what the ****.

What.The.****.Is.Wrong.With.This.Team.

Worst pitching staff in majors

Everything. Can't find one positive.

Coaches have to start getting fired. Inexcusable to be this bad.

Clean house. Luhnow should be fired for the Giles trade alone.

Any Hinch defenders still around?

I guess you can call me one because I don't think Hinch is our biggest problem right now. Far from it, actually.

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Not sure if I'd defend him but he's not the problem some of you make him out to be.

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We found the lone supporter left.

How many times did Ag _07 tell us we were all wrong last year when we called Hinch out for his ****.

Hot damn

Not beating my chest but I said it

did they really just say chris carter has 9 homers? ugh, he's probably hitting .325 or something crazy

The ****tiness of Castro never ceases to amaze me.

alright springer, you have to bring him around

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I guess you can call me one because I don't think Hinch is our biggest problem right now. Far from it, actually.

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I'm also in the camp that Hinch is the not the biggest problem.

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I'm also in the camp that Hinch is the not the biggest problem.

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Lol. Okay. Obviously not THE biggest problem but surely we can agree that he is A problem.

Certainly we can agree that he is not a GOOD manager, which is what some people on here have been saying for a looooong time.

damn, springer hammered that. just didn't hit it in the right spot

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Are you kidding me? This ump should be summarily banned from mlb for that call.

Who is a good manager? Tell me who you want. I'll hang up and listen.

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Not sure if I'd defend him but he's not the problem some of you make him out to be.

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We found the lone supporter left.

How many times did Ag _07 tell us we were all wrong last year when we called Hinch out for his ****.

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I wasn't hesitant to acknowledge when Hinch bent us over at times, but he didn't lose us as many games as some you guys like to make it seem.

If you want my .02 we've got two problems...

1) Players who just aren't that good. We're bargain bin dumpster divers.

2) The systematic approach our entire organization takes. There is a reason it's been played the same way for 100 years. The all or nothing plate approach and numbers game is not working. In a game like baseball when the best in the game are successful only 30% of the time that means your players fail 70% of the time. I'd don't think this approach helps those numbers. Take what you can get when you can get it because most of the time you're gonna fail. We don't take advantage of the small windows when they come open.

It's my opinion neither of these are Hinch's fault. It's a systematic, organizational issue that starts at the top. Any manager this regime picks will have the same approach. It won't change.

I know I won't change your opinions, but that's mine and now I'll let you guys pick me apart and yell at scream and curse me out.

If you really want me to list the managers that I think are better than Hinch, I'll do it but if you're defending him we won't agree regardless.

If you want me to say WHY I think they're all better, that may reach novel status.

You really think there aren't at least 17 MLB managers you wouldn't rather have than Hinch?

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Not sure if I'd defend him but he's not the problem some of you make him out to be.

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We found the lone supporter left.

How many times did Ag _07 tell us we were all wrong last year when we called Hinch out for his ****.

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I wasn't hesitant to acknowledge when Hinch bent us over at times, but he didn't lose us as many games as some you guys like to make it seem.

If you want my .02 we've got two problems...

1) Players who just aren't that good. We're bargain bin dumpster divers.

2) The systematic approach our entire organization takes. There is a reason it's been played the same way for 100 years. The all or nothing plate approach and numbers game is not working. In a game like baseball when the best in the game are successful only 30% of the time that means your players fail 70% of the time. I'd don't think this approach helps those numbers. Take what you can get when you can get it because most of the time you're gonna fail. We don't take advantage of the small windows when they come open.

It's my opinion neither of these are Hinch's fault. It's a systematic, organizational issue that starts at the top. Any manager this regime picks will have the same approach. It won't change.

I know I won't change your opinions, but that's mine and now I'll let you guys pick me apart and yell at scream and curse me out.

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I agree with you. Not sure why there is an ag07 witch hunt going on....

Hinch is a symptom of an organizational issue, not the real problem.