Mathguy64 said:
Someone with better TA Internet skills than me should link to the season thread starting at that game page.
I wonder how much of it was, er, um, you know. . . redacted
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The Astros' most dangerous hitter will be in the lineup in left field at Truist Park for Game 3 of the Fall Classic on Friday night, weather permitting. Even with a pitcher hitting ninth in the lineup, Houston will still have its seven most potent batters in the lineup, along with catcher Martn Maldonado. By starting Alvarez in left field, Astros manager Dusty Baker would move Michael Brantley from left to right, and Kyle Tucker from right to center.
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Tucker, a Gold Glove Award finalist in right field the last two years, is a competent center fielder, but not as good as he is in right. Brantley's arm isn't as good as Tucker's from right field, but Houston's outfield coach Gary Pettis said the Astros won't suffer a drop-off defensively.
"We just try to put them in a position where the batter is most likely going to hit the ball, I think Alvarez, Tucker and Brantley will be just fine out there," Pettis said.
https://texags.com/forums/53/topics/2845407/1434Mathguy64 said:
Someone with better TA Internet skills than me should link to the season thread starting at that game page.
I wonder how much of it was, er, um, you know. . . redacted
Please don't I have to much to do today and don't have time to give your work the time and respect it needs.Mathguy64 said:
Someone with better TA Internet skills than me should link to the season thread starting at that game page.
I wonder how much of it was, er, um, you know. . . redacted
Anyone else going through it and looking to see what they wrote just in casehelloimustbegoing said:https://texags.com/forums/53/topics/2845407/1434Mathguy64 said:
Someone with better TA Internet skills than me should link to the season thread starting at that game page.
I wonder how much of it was, er, um, you know. . . redacted
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7:36p, 10/29/17
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And done for the night. Going to spare myself this one. Night.
That was the "live ball" postseason. Lot of home runs that would not have made it out of the park today. Pitchers couldn't grip well either. Great spectacle.Mr.Ackar07 said:
On this day in Astros history:
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Nuke LaLoosh said:
So I'm takin a dump at MMP, and I obviously have to stay in the stall right?
Guess that answers my question. Anyone wanna bring me a beer? 3rd stall, section 406 bathroom.
BREAKING: Commissioner Rob Manfred has ordered that Minute Maid Park’s roof be opened for the World Series watch parties. pic.twitter.com/zKZkj5ETpp
— Space Lawyer (@rrossjd) October 29, 2021
I'm so confused.Oyster DuPree said:
I made one response to an Amazon link to a book called "He Won't Pull Out of his Daughter's Sexy Friends, Part 1: He Won't Pull Out!" and one post about the gambler's
fallacy. Showed much restraint! Was probably drunk and/or reading He Won't Pull Out of his Daughter's Sexy Friends, Part 1: He Won't Pull Out!
Oyster DuPree said:
I made one response to an Amazon link to a book called "He Won't Pull Out of his Daughter's Sexy Friends, Part 1: He Won't Pull Out!" and one post about the gambler's
fallacy. Showed much restraint! Was probably drunk and/or reading He Won't Pull Out of his Daughter's Sexy Friends, Part 1: He Won't Pull Out!
Hopefully tonight's game is just as epic/memorable for Astros fans, so that in 5 years when we look this thread up again for a trip down memory lane, we get to revisit this little nugget.Oyster DuPree said:
I made one response to an Amazon link to a book called "He Won't Pull Out of his Daughter's Sexy Friends, Part 1: He Won't Pull Out!" and one post about the gambler's
fallacy. Showed much restraint! Was probably drunk and/or reading He Won't Pull Out of his Daughter's Sexy Friends, Part 1: He Won't Pull Out!
BCSGrubber said:
https://www.mlb.com/news/astros-adjust-world-series-lineup-for-national-league-park
Based on McTaggarts article is sounds like we are going to see the Yordan, Tucker, Brantley outfield.Quote:
The Astros' most dangerous hitter will be in the lineup in left field at Truist Park for Game 3 of the Fall Classic on Friday night, weather permitting. Even with a pitcher hitting ninth in the lineup, Houston will still have its seven most potent batters in the lineup, along with catcher Martn Maldonado. By starting Alvarez in left field, Astros manager Dusty Baker would move Michael Brantley from left to right, and Kyle Tucker from right to center.Quote:
Tucker, a Gold Glove Award finalist in right field the last two years, is a competent center fielder, but not as good as he is in right. Brantley's arm isn't as good as Tucker's from right field, but Houston's outfield coach Gary Pettis said the Astros won't suffer a drop-off defensively.
"We just try to put them in a position where the batter is most likely going to hit the ball, I think Alvarez, Tucker and Brantley will be just fine out there," Pettis said.
I think I found it in the 2017 thread:Teddy Perkins said:I'm so confused.Oyster DuPree said:
I made one response to an Amazon link to a book called "He Won't Pull Out of his Daughter's Sexy Friends, Part 1: He Won't Pull Out!" and one post about the gambler's
fallacy. Showed much restraint! Was probably drunk and/or reading He Won't Pull Out of his Daughter's Sexy Friends, Part 1: He Won't Pull Out!
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astros4545 said:
Can't find the name, but I'm dying laughing at this.
Part 1 is kind of slow. Part 2 is where the story really comes together
Is that why it's called the arm barn?Mathguy64 said:
Every reliever on both teams gets whacked.
