All 2022 samples are tiny. He's pitched in more games than most.Marvin said:Farmer1906 said:
This reliever the Rays signed looks very good.
Brooks and his sum total of 4 innings of work... really?
Be sure to mention his 4.50 ERA. Like his time in Houston, the scoreboard may say something entirely different than his metrics.
Farmer1906 said:All 2022 samples are tiny. He's pitched in more games than most.Marvin said:Farmer1906 said:
This reliever the Rays signed looks very good.
Brooks and his sum total of 4 innings of work... really?
Be sure to mention his 4.50 ERA. Like his time in Houston, the scoreboard may say something entirely different than his metrics.
Like before, he's been very good.
Farmer1906 said:
All 2022 samples are tiny.
J.J. Matijevic is on the Astros’ lineup card tonight, listed among the reserves. Jose Altuve is not.
— Jake Kaplan (@jakemkaplan) April 20, 2022
It’s official. Altuve to IL and Taylor Jones to 60-day IL. https://t.co/FDpANR2jzh
— Brian McTaggart (@brianmctaggart) April 20, 2022
Raley is not bad. Rays are a pretty good organization, especially for pitchers. Highly doubt they would have signed a bad 35 year old pitcher for the hell of it.AggiEE said:Being good on paper is not actually the same as being goodFarmer1906 said:All 2022 samples are tiny. He's pitched in more games than most.Marvin said:Farmer1906 said:
This reliever the Rays signed looks very good.
Brooks and his sum total of 4 innings of work... really?
Be sure to mention his 4.50 ERA. Like his time in Houston, the scoreboard may say something entirely different than his metrics.
Like before, he's been very good.
Raley is bad
L/L from Dusty. Is the world ending?EastCoastAgNc said:It’s official. Altuve to IL and Taylor Jones to 60-day IL. https://t.co/FDpANR2jzh
— Brian McTaggart (@brianmctaggart) April 20, 2022
Excellent. Exactly what I was looking for.Marvin said:CFTXAG10 said:
Looks like we got a group headed to KC June 3rd-5th. Looking forward to my first Astros road trip in a LONG time! Also first time to ever visit the area, any recs are appreciated.
Kansas City is one of my favorite smaller cities. Love it there and I think you'll enjoy it!
Kaufmann Stadium is beautiful on the inside... looks like a weird 60's imagined spaceship on the outside. Be sure to spend time in the museum out past left field. Not a ton of entertainment/amenities, but still one of my favorite places to just watch a game and forget all the extra fan experience stuff.
There are a couple of entertainment districts/markets in town that are a nice way to kill time. There are also some GREAT steakhouses... lots of cattle drive / stockyard type historically themed places.
Boulevard Brewery is always a must for me while in town.
WW1 museum is also there, I think, if you are a history buff.
Had a good time at the KC Power and Light district in 2015 post gameCFTXAG10 said:Excellent. Exactly what I was looking for.Marvin said:CFTXAG10 said:
Looks like we got a group headed to KC June 3rd-5th. Looking forward to my first Astros road trip in a LONG time! Also first time to ever visit the area, any recs are appreciated.
Kansas City is one of my favorite smaller cities. Love it there and I think you'll enjoy it!
Kaufmann Stadium is beautiful on the inside... looks like a weird 60's imagined spaceship on the outside. Be sure to spend time in the museum out past left field. Not a ton of entertainment/amenities, but still one of my favorite places to just watch a game and forget all the extra fan experience stuff.
There are a couple of entertainment districts/markets in town that are a nice way to kill time. There are also some GREAT steakhouses... lots of cattle drive / stockyard type historically themed places.
Boulevard Brewery is always a must for me while in town.
WW1 museum is also there, I think, if you are a history buff.
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— Houston Astros (@astros) April 20, 2022
Bring kneepads because you have to get down and blow Bobby Witt Jr. to get into the stadium.CFTXAG10 said:
Looks like we got a group headed to KC June 3rd-5th. Looking forward to my first Astros road trip in a LONG time! Also first time to ever visit the area, any recs are appreciated.
CFTXAG10 said:Excellent. Exactly what I was looking for.Marvin said:CFTXAG10 said:
Looks like we got a group headed to KC June 3rd-5th. Looking forward to my first Astros road trip in a LONG time! Also first time to ever visit the area, any recs are appreciated.
Kansas City is one of my favorite smaller cities. Love it there and I think you'll enjoy it!
Kaufmann Stadium is beautiful on the inside... looks like a weird 60's imagined spaceship on the outside. Be sure to spend time in the museum out past left field. Not a ton of entertainment/amenities, but still one of my favorite places to just watch a game and forget all the extra fan experience stuff.
There are a couple of entertainment districts/markets in town that are a nice way to kill time. There are also some GREAT steakhouses... lots of cattle drive / stockyard type historically themed places.
Boulevard Brewery is always a must for me while in town.
WW1 museum is also there, I think, if you are a history buff.
