Haven't my email either with the unique pass code.astros4545 said:
I won the lottery, but haven't received an email with special password this morning, which they mentioned they would do yesterday in yesterday's email
Anyone else?
Haven't my email either with the unique pass code.astros4545 said:
I won the lottery, but haven't received an email with special password this morning, which they mentioned they would do yesterday in yesterday's email
Anyone else?
i'm prepared to ask the question game 1 of the 2020 seasonn_touch said:
At least till the end of the season
Same here, I'm supposed to be able to purchase at noon but haven't seen anything today.bearkatag15 said:Haven't my email either with the unique pass code.astros4545 said:
I won the lottery, but haven't received an email with special password this morning, which they mentioned they would do yesterday in yesterday's email
Anyone else?
would be really freakin nice to go full Astros on them and score about 8 runs in five innings and let Verlander out of there after 65 pitchesCromagnum said:
I'm less worried about the pitching today, but I hope that bats come out on fire and stay that way.
Mine is tiebreakern_touch said:
I just got the passcode. It's Homefield
Only uppers at 10am. Wasn't the corners, closer to home plate. But a little disappointed in the inventory.The Milkman said:
For those of you that had the 10am timeslot how is it looking? Anything left or all upper corners?
Partial season ticket holders and some other special groupsn_touch said:
Who had the 10? I thought it was all noon?
Check your junk folder. My selection email and code was filtered as spam.third coast.. said:
Weird I did get selected but I never got the email notification. No email yet about the passcode to buy.
dshedd14 said:
https://www.mlb.com/astros/news/justin-verlander-right-choice-on-short-rest
Quote:
It is absolutely the right decision from Hinch, even if Verlander has never pitched on short rest in the postseason after a full start. I can remember all the hand-wringing about Josh Beckett pitching on limited rest for the Marlins in Game 3 of the 2003 World Series against the Yankees, in the old Yankee Stadium. Beckett was a kid, just 23 at the time. He went out and pitched one of the most dominant October games I have ever seen anybody pitch in the Bronx. The Yankees were helpless that night. Derek Jeter swung and missed at a Beckett fastball in the ninth inning that Jeter still hasn't seen. Beckett had the arm. Verlander has the arm. You don't need full rest when you have the arm, not this time of year.
Hinch had the best team all season. Presumably, he still thinks he has the best team. He also has the best pitcher of his time, and one of the best of all time. Hinch will give Verlander the ball on Tuesday in the first game their team has really needed all year. You worry about the ALCS when you get there. You do everything you can to stay away from Game 5. You better believe you give the ball to Verlander. He can rest on Wednesday.