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SportsMap Houston is proud to bring you what we believe to be the most informative and interactive Houston Astros podcast: Stone Cold 'Stros! Featuring senior content contributor Charlie Pallilo, http://Sportsmap.com editor Josh Jordan, and digital sports director Brandon Strange, our goal is to make Stone Cold 'Stros is your go-to source for Astros news and reaction without all the noisy hot takes.
New episodes drop Mondays around 4pm on all platforms including the SportsMap HOU YouTube channel, where you can interact with the show. Search for us on your favorite podcast provider today and be sure to subscribe. Let's go 'Stros!
New episodes drop Mondays around 4pm on all platforms including the SportsMap HOU YouTube channel, where you can interact with the show. Search for us on your favorite podcast provider today and be sure to subscribe. Let's go 'Stros!
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Jose Abreu's time with the Astros comes to a premature end less than halfway into his 3 year contract. Where does Houston go from here?
With another Astros insider saying Joe Espada's hands are tied in the Jose Abreu situation, that only leaves so many voices to intervene and influence change. A player-led intervention could be one of the team's last hopes.
Houston's pen takes its lumps and if they don't act now, then when? And the puppet masters start to take focus.
After losing back-to-back series, Houston has a lot of tough questions to answer as they drift further from playoff contention.
Troubling setbacks for the pitching staff. Jose Abreu makes his controversial return to the team during a critical stretch. Is Houston playing their best players or chasing sunken cost? What's motivating Joe Espada's lineups?
Kyle Tucker has become a one-man wrecking crew but the impending return of Jose Abreu has everyone asking "why?"
Why the next 17 games could decide the season and who is funneling info to a USA Today reporter?
The Astros have an even deeper hole to dig themselves out of and has Jim Crane learned his lesson? And more importantly, what is it?
Astros get well south of the border, a minor league slugger gets the call, and one writer can't get past Dusty Baker.
It's part blame game, part needs analysis in Houston.
Astros survive some slobber-knockers against the reigning champs and comments from Houston's front office have fans feeling a certain way.
As the Astros navigate a bumpy start to 2024, Ronel Blanco appears to be a stabilizing force for Houston.
The bad news: Astros get swept to open the season to the Yankees. The good news: it can ONLY go up from here. (Right?)
1The Astros drop their opener to the Yankees. These were the takeaways!
One last wrinkle at the top of the lineup could pay dividends for the Astros offense. Brown and Javier wrap Spring outings on encouraging notes.
Now that the Snell sweepstakes is over, the Astros must look elsewhere for reinforcements. Here are some things to watch.
With Jose Urquidy's health in questoin and Astros' tied to Blake Snell, there arm so many question regarding the future of Houston's rotation. On the brighter side, some unlikely standouts are raising eyebrows in Spring Training.
The updates from the Grapefruit League look especially positive on the pitching side of things. ESPN's MLB Top 100 list makes a convincing case for Jim Crane's business sense.
Early MLB starting pitching power rankings are out. Where are the Astros slotted, the opportunities available, and why a look ahead (and behind) is revealing for Houston's schedule.
Spring training updates and why the next likely Astros player to be extended might surprise you.
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