mwm said:
My goodness.
Is this the offense we were looking for 4-6 weeks ago?
Ag_07 said:Harry Dunne said:
Damn...RIP Luis
Dude is bat flippin his ass off up there
tjack16 said:
Don't forget guys, the Angels are REALLY close to the Astros
If MLB was the NBA, immediately after this series Mike Trout would be demanding a trade to the Astros lmao
— Jeremy Kaufman (@JeremyIKaufman) July 2, 2022
LonghornDub said:
The Astros are incredibly good right now. I wish the playoffs started tomorrow.
I mean this plus offense is getting back to where we should be because we've been unlucky or guys have been under performing to norms.mwm said:
But, please, not everyone at the same time.
W said:
also why Ohtani will be looking for greener grass next year.
he's not going to stick around for more losing
He will always be able to transition to LF or 1B if pitching doesn't last.spadilly said:W said:
also why Ohtani will be looking for greener grass next year.
he's not going to stick around for more losing
His free agency is going to be wild. Do teams see him as a two way player long term? Or do they think the risk is too great to offer him crazy money and just pray he pitches for years to come? Even if the pitching goes away five years from now, the hitting should still be there.
When the Astros started absolutely crushing teams. I'm on vacation but can bring it back soon if the masses deem it appropriate.Texas A&M said:
I don't frequent this thread as much as I do come playoff time. But I do have a very important question.... When did TOFA and AOFA get dropped after wins?
he will hit free agency as a pitcher & hitter. Should be asking for $40 MM per season.spadilly said:W said:
also why Ohtani will be looking for greener grass next year.
he's not going to stick around for more losing
His free agency is going to be wild. Do teams see him as a two way player long term? Or do they think the risk is too great to offer him crazy money and just pray he pitches for years to come? Even if the pitching goes away five years from now, the hitting should still be there.
18.8% of the Astros reaming games are against the A's
— Dan #TEAMROBOUMPS (@AstrosDan) July 2, 2022
Probably has more to do with Ohtani hitting behind him now vs in 2018W said:
one thing about Trout...and maybe it's a little bit of father time:
2018 ---> 122 walks and 124 strikeouts
2022 ---> 37 walks and 82 strikeouts
teams challenge him a lot more these days
Hard to get rally boobs when we always have the leadTexas A&M said:
I don't frequent this thread as much as I do come playoff time. But I do have a very important question.... When did TOFA and AOFA get dropped after wins?
We’ll get hit with a tsunami before this happens again. Go Angels #GoHalos @RocksInTheOF pic.twitter.com/LNiVgwobtT
— Max (@Maxairjordan1) May 27, 2022
spadilly said:W said:
also why Ohtani will be looking for greener grass next year.
he's not going to stick around for more losing
His free agency is going to be wild. Do teams see him as a two way player long term? Or do they think the risk is too great to offer him crazy money and just pray he pitches for years to come? Even if the pitching goes away five years from now, the hitting should still be there.
Or they told him success is measured by number of ESPN highlights and mentions...maybe they even build him a little media trophy each year.helloimustbegoing said:
Maybe they haven't told Ohtani there even is a playoff. You do your best for 162 and that's it.
