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[Official] Tigers @ Astros

Discussion in 'Houston Astros' started by Castor27, Jul 13, 2018.

  1. PhiSlammaJamma

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    If you don't get to Liriano early, you will get to him. Not worried.
     
  2. Houstunna

    Houstunna The Most Unbiased Fan
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    Same way you did here.

    They didn't say Marwin screwed up.. but their tone said it.
     
  3. Buck Turgidson

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    Neither baserunner exhibited outstanding effort or instincts on that play, no. The only way Marwin could know there was an out made at first was if he heard or saw one of the coaches. I don't believe he ever looked at Pettis.

    A little luck never hurts.
     
  4. mkahanek

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    We have seriously only scored 1!run against Liriano? Yea. We need the ASB
     
  5. Surfguy

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    Is it me or does Altuve only deliver when the pressure is off?
     
  6. Amshirvani

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    The World Series seemed pretty high pressure last year, I dunno
     
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  7. bobrek

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    As Buck also stated, Yuli wasn't busting it down the line, but that would have been on Marwin had he not scored. It just seems like one of those things that should be second nature to players.
     
  8. Buck Turgidson

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    It's you. There are other guys I would rather have up in clutch situations, but Altuve isn't a big problem in that regard, though I wish he would be a bit more selective in those ABs.
     
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    Altuve was absolutely brililant in the ALDS and ALCS but he wasn't himself during the World Series. Thankfully George went Bananas.

    Altuve seems to be pressing at times in 2018, which is very bizarre to see given he's now a Champion.
     
  10. mick fry

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    He knew Pettis was windmilling.
     
  11. rdsgonzo13

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    Would def feel most comfortable with Bregman and Yuli in high leverage spots. Is Altuve or Correa #3?
     
  12. Surfguy

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    Let me rephrase....when's the last time Altuve came through with men on when we needed runs and weren't already out in the lead? From what I've been seeing, it's been out after out after out. He seems to regress a little bit. Surely, I'm not the only one seeing this. I'm not talking about last season.
     
  13. tmactoyao

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    nice TOOTBLAN marwin lol

    we get the run anyways lol. very fortunate inning
     
  14. Buck Turgidson

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    Marwin had a ****ing 5 foot lead on that, not sure what that was all about. Thankfully Verhagen decided to throw a 55 foot breaking ball.

    A little luck never hurts.

    He has struggled recently with it, you are absolutely right. Been chasing pitches. Whether that continues or not I have no idea.

    Those 2 were the ones I was thinking of, for sure.
     
  15. roxallways

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    Astros not at their best but the Tigers doing bad team things keeping the Astros in it.
     
  16. DOYG86

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    Altuve = William Felt.
     
  17. tmactoyao

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    JV father time right on cue lol
     
  18. DOYG86

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    So much for Verlander keeping us in the game today.
     
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  19. Buck Turgidson

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    They're not in the game?
     
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    One (1) fricken hit...
     

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