[Official] Angels @ Astros

perfect game gone.

 

Now lets see how imperfect it gets

 

Brown doesn’t need to be walking trash players…. Then I thought about it and Brown right now is a trash ass player… so maybe it balances out

 

I've been saying it... Singleton will end up being underrated MVP candidate if he continues up this trek, month-over-month.


edit: (or just great strategic moves that put the best players at that time on the field / in the lineup)

 

Interesting sinker Brown has been using today against RHB...

 

Bad at bat there Jon

 

Winning their next 4 likely sets up that Mariners series as chance for Houston to get above .500 and take the division lead.

 

Singleton had an OPS of 0.621 prior to 2023. Meyers 0.671
Singleton had an OPS of 0.530 in 2023. Meyers 0.678
Singleton had an OPS of .605 before taking over for Abreu. Meyers 0.737
Singleton had an OPS of 1.098 for a week. Meyers 0.917
Singleton has an OPS of 0.664 after that. Meyers 1.059

He's had 1 week that he's been a better hitter than Jake Meyers.

 

why can't this astros team put away the 9th hole hitter?

 

LOL.

 

Brown throwing a solid 18-20 something pitches an inning. Very nice. This is why he can never go deep into games.

 

I long for the day when we again have a first baseman who can range more than 2 feet.

 

He’s out.

 

if there was no runner on 1st, any 1B would have gotten to the ball.

due to the runner, Singleton had to play closer to the base. that hit is on Brown for allowing the walk.

 

Man, that was a dangerous gamble by Tuve, even if it works out.

 

A decent first baseman would have still gotten to that ball

 

alright brown, you're falling in love with the inside fb too much here.

 

no-hitter gone but shutout still intact.

 

He was in a jam and didn't completely implode...that's progress I hope.

 

angels can't catch fly ball today