Went to see if the raulito vine got converted to anything else. No luck.
You can either install Cody with a K and an I, or you can use the WatchESPN app when the team is playing on that network or the MLB App but the Astros may be blacked out in the areaTREX01 said:
Anybody have Amazon fire stick and if so how do you watch the Astros, Ags, other sports?
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Righthander Francis Martes, the Astros' consensus top prospect, will pitch in his first Grapefruit League game Wednesday afternoon against the Miami Marlins, the organization that originally signed him.
Martes will pitch one or two innings in relief of Chris Devenski in the team's first home game at the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches. The outing will mark Martes' first against opposing major league hitters. He threw live batting practice last week against the Astros' George Springer, Josh Reddick and Nori Aoki.
Participating in his first major league spring training this year, Martes is projected to begin the season in Class AAA. The Astros expect the hard-throwing 21-year-old Dominican to debut at some point during this season.
The Astros acquired Martes from the Marlins when the stocky 6-foot-1 prospect was 18 and in rookie ball as part of the July 2014 trade that sent Jarred Cosart to Miami. The Marlins signed Martes as an international free agent in November 2012.
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Martes' stuff is similar to what Lance McCullers Jr. showed in the Minors. He can work at 93-96 mph and reach 98 with his fastball, and while it doesn't feature a ton of life, he does show some feel for moving it around the strike zone. His curveball gives him a second well above-average pitch, combining power and depth.
IIRC, They were working with his last year to develop a change up.Clavell said:
http://www.chron.com/sports/astros/article/Astros-prospect-Francis-Martes-to-make-10965045.php
Love to see him succeed and make starting rotation sometime this year.Quote:
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Righthander Francis Martes, the Astros' consensus top prospect, will pitch in his first Grapefruit League game Wednesday afternoon against the Miami Marlins, the organization that originally signed him.
Martes will pitch one or two innings in relief of Chris Devenski in the team's first home game at the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches. The outing will mark Martes' first against opposing major league hitters. He threw live batting practice last week against the Astros' George Springer, Josh Reddick and Nori Aoki.
Participating in his first major league spring training this year, Martes is projected to begin the season in Class AAA. The Astros expect the hard-throwing 21-year-old Dominican to debut at some point during this season.
The Astros acquired Martes from the Marlins when the stocky 6-foot-1 prospect was 18 and in rookie ball as part of the July 2014 trade that sent Jarred Cosart to Miami. The Marlins signed Martes as an international free agent in November 2012.
http://www.astrosfuture.com/2017/02/mlb-pipeline-releases-astros-top-30-prospects/Quote:
Martes' stuff is similar to what Lance McCullers Jr. showed in the Minors. He can work at 93-96 mph and reach 98 with his fastball, and while it doesn't feature a ton of life, he does show some feel for moving it around the strike zone. His curveball gives him a second well above-average pitch, combining power and depth.
The Mets tv guys mentioned this in yesterday's broadcast. They didn't seem to know too much about the Astros, but they did talk about how weird it must be to boo a guy for a dozen years and then attempt to welcome him back.CFTXAG10 said:
I wonder at what point in the season I will get used to Beltran in an Astros uniform
DittoAg_07 said:
Was listening to the audio stream on mlb.com
Ag_07 said:
Welp...When are we allowed to panic about our BP?