That is still the plan. I will still buy NHL and FIFA on their respective release days.Quote:
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That is still the plan. I will still buy NHL and FIFA on their respective release days.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaymo76
It's too bad I got on The Show bandwagon so late. I have loved playing it the past few weeks. Sadly thought with football et al. here I don't see myself playing too much baseball. I may play a few series from now until Spring and then sim to the end of the season before Show 15. I will miss you streams though as they were very entertaining. Look forward to them returning in Spring.Quote:
Originally Posted by steelerfan
Thanks, buddy.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaymo76
I'll be playing BAGM on NHL and Career Mode as a Manager on FIFA and I'll be streaming those. :)
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The Astros saw their rally from a 6-0 deficit go to waste on Thursday night as they lost in 10 innings to the Mets, 7-6.
Domingo Santana hit 2 solo home runs to fuel the comeback after starting pitcher Alex White allowed 6 runs in just 3.2 innings.
White has struggled all Spring and Thursday night was no different. He allowed 8 hits and a pair of walks while striking out 3 to run his ERA to 7.77, severely diminishing his bid to be in the club's rotation.
With the final two games of Spring on the horizon (both with Texas), the Astros (11-14) cannot finish Grapefruit League play with a winning record. Saturday, Houston will send Jeff Locke (0-1, 4.34) to the hill to face Yu Darvish (3-0, 1.80). First pitch 7:05 PM.
NYM 7-10-1 F/10
HOU 6-10-1
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Houston Manager Bo Porter sent lefty Jeff Locke to the hill for his final tuneup of the Spring on Saturday to face the Texas Rangers.
Locke, who was acquired from Pittsburgh earlier this Spring, struggled again. He allowed 4 runs (all courtesy of a pair of JP Arencibia bombs) on 5 hits while striking out 2. Porter had better hope his new pitcher works out the kinks before the games start to count next week.
Porter also deployed a lineup consisting of mostly bench and fringe players and they failed to produce. Just 3 hits from a group trying to earn a job with their final few at bats. Not very promising.
The Astros (11-15) will close or the Grapefruit League schedule on Sunday at 1:05 PM when they, again, square off with Texas (16-10). Luis Cruz (0-0, 1.42) will be given his first start of the Spring in the finale. Cruz will be opposed by Tanner Scheppers (0-2, 3.60).
TEX 4-6-0
HOU 1-3-1
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The 2015 Houston Astros stumbled to an 11-16 record this Spring, ending with 4 consecutive losses and closing Grapefruit League play with a 2-1 loss to Texas on Sunday.
Domingo Santana had 2 of the Astros 3 hits, including a double and a run, to lead a what was another feeble offensive attack and seemingly secure his place on the Opening Day roster.
On the mound, lefty Luis Cruz made the most of his first start by pitching 5 scoreless innings, striking out 4 and allowing just one hit (an infield single that caromed off of the first base bag).
HOU 1-3-0
TEX 2-3-0
FINAL SPRING STANDINGS
CACTUS LEAGUE
Padres 18-9
Rangers 17-10
Brewers 17-10
Diamondbacks 15-8
Reds 16-11
Cubs 15-13
Indians 15-15
Angels 14-14
Giants 13-14
Mariners 13-14
Dodgers 10-12
Royals 12-15
Rockies 11-17
Athletics 10-20
White Sox 7-19
GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE
Blue Jays 21-8
Nationals 18-9
Marlins 16-11
Orioles 15-10
Red Sox 16-12
Rays 15-12
Tigers 15-14
Braves 14-14
Yankees 13-14
Cardinals 12-14
Pirates 13-16
Astros 11-16
Twins 10-18
Phillies 9-20
Mets 7-19
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2015 HOUSTON ASTROS FINAL SPRING TRAINING STATISTICS
POSITION PLAYERS
2B ALTUVE, J. .308, 4 2B, 3B, 3 RBI, .968 F%
OF SPRINGER, G. .237, 2 2B, 3B, 8 RBI, 1.000 F%
OF CARTER, C. .236, 3 2B, 2 HR, 4 RBI, .977 F%
DH KNOTT, S. .167, 4 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI, .917 F%
OF FOWLER, D. .250, 2 HR, 7 RBI, .947 F%
C CASTRO, J. .218, 2 2B, 1 RBI, .991 F%
1B SINGLETON, J. .264, 5 2B, 2 HR, 8 RBI, 1.000 F%
SS CORREA, C. .286, 2 2B, 5 RBI, .978 F%
3B DOMINGUEZ, M. .213, 1 2B, 1 HR, 5 RBI, .971 F%
IF TORREYES, R. .106, 1 RBI, .984 F%
OF GROSSMAN, R. .154, 2 2B, 3 RBI, 1.000 F%
IF GONZALEZ, M. .167, 2 2B, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1.000 F%
OF PRESLEY, A. .371, 3 2B, 1 HR, 5 RBI, 1.000 F%
1B GUZMAN, J. .114, 1 RBI, 1.000 F%
C BARBOUR, C. .129, 1 2B, 3 RBI, 1.000 F%
IF HECHAVARRIA, A. .103, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 1.000 F%
OF SANTANA, D. .286, 1 2B, 2 HR, 2 RBI, .960 F%
C PEREZ, C. .185, 1 RBI, .984 F%
PITCHERS
LOCKE, J. 23.2 IP, 0-2, 4.94
WHITE, A. 19.2, 1-3, 7.78
OBERHOLTZER, B. 14.1, 0-2, 3.77
COSART, J. 14.0, 1-0, 2.57
WOJCIECHSKI, A. 14.0, 2-0, 0.64
HARRELL, L. 12.2, 1-1, 1.42
CRUZ, L. 11.1, 0-0, 0.79
VELASQUEZ, V. 11.1, 1-1, 0.79
PEACOCK, B. 11.0, 0-0, 0.82
CLEMENS, P. 11.0, 1-0, 3.27
BASS, A. 9.1, 0-0, 0.00
CRAIN, J. 9.0, 0-0, 0.00, 9 SV
FOLTYNEWICZ, M. 9.0, 1-1, 7.00
DOWNS, D. 8.2, 0-0, 1.04
QUALLS, C. 8.2, 0-0, 0.00
ALBERS, M. 8.0, 0-1, 5.63
APPEL, M. 7.1, 1-0, 3.68
FIELDS, J. 7.0, 1-1, 3.86
MOTTE, J. 6.2, 0-1, 13.50
STOFFEL, J. 6.2, 0-0, 4.05
ATCHISON, S. 5.2, 0-0, 1.59
RONDON, B. 4.0, 0-0, 0.00
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2015 HOUSTON ASTROS FINAL SPRING TRAINING TEAM STATISTICS
(MLB Rank in parenthesis)
Batting Average .221 (29)
Runs 72 (30)
Doubles 33 (T-28)
Triples 3 (T-17)
Home Runs 13 (29)
RBI 66 (30)
Stolen Bases 5 (27)
Walks 54 (29)
Strikeouts 177 (T-6)
Slugging .308 (30)
OBP .266 (30)
Fielding .984 (27)
ERA 3.28 (7)
Shutouts 3 (T-5)
Saves 9 (T-8)
Blown Saves 3 (T-4)
Home Runs Allowed 17 (2)
Walks Allowed 87 (20)
Strikeouts 194 (16)
Win Percentage .407 (24)
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You made it with two weeks to spare before NHL. Well done buddy!
Loved this thread, read the whole thing, the stats were great,
I'm currently doing the same thing with the New York Yankees franchise season
Thank you, Bigshooter, and welcome to TGT. I am looking forward to picking up this Franchise next Spring when MLB 15 releases.
Right now, I'm too consumed with my Chelsea Manager Career on FIFA 15 to even consider MLB or getting started on a BAGM with NHL.
If you ever decide that you want to have your own thread like this one, go for it! We could always use a few more of these. :up:
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Steeler, you playing the Show 14 again??? I saw on my PS4 homepage you have been in MLB 14.
Just playing a little RTTS. I think I'll play a little between now and MLBTS15 just to get back in the swing.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaymo76
#TheScriptIsDead
It's just about time to get this cranked up again using MLB 15 The Show.
Here's a look at the Astros 2015 Opening Day roster:
STARTING LINEUP
2B Jose Altuve (84 OVR)
RF Dexter Fowler (81)
C Jason Castro (82)
1B Chris Carter (80)
CF George Springer (84)
DH Stanley Knott (72, Rookie)
SS Carlos Correa (77)
LF Alex Presley (71)
3B Matt Dominguez (77)
BENCH
OF Robbie Grossman (69)
IF Adeiny Hechavarria (72)
C/CIF Charlie Barbour (71, Rookie)
MIF Ronald Torreyes (73, Rookie)
PITCHING ROTATION
R Jarred Cosart (86)
L Brett Oberholtzer (79)
Asher Wojciechowski (75, Rookie)
L Jeff Locke (76)
R Alex White (75)
BULLPEN
LRP R Mike Foltynewicz (74)
LRP L Luis Cruz (72, Rookie)
MRP R Jason Motte (80)
MRP R Josh Fields (72)
SU L Darin Downs (70)
SU R Scott Atchison (73)
CP R Jesse Crain (82)
Notable players in Minors:
AAA Fresno Grizzlies
SP Brad Peacock
SP Mark Appel
SP Paul Clemens
CP Chad Qualls
RP Matt Albers
SS Marwin Gonzalez
1B Jon Singleton
RP Jason Stoffel
RF Domingo Santana
LF LJ Hoes
AA Corpus Christi Hooks
SP Dallas Keuchel
AA Vincent Velasquez
RP Bruce Rondon
Cleveland Indians at Houston Astros
April 6, 8-9
Minute Maid Park - Houston, Texas
Probable Starters
Game One - Monday 1:10 PM
Justin Masterson vs Jarred Cosart
Game Two - Wednesday 7:10 PM
Danny Salazar vs Brett Oberholtzer
Game Three - Thursday 1:10 PM
Francisco Liriano vs Asher Wojciechowski
The opening series of 2015 is in the books and the Astros managed to take 2 of 3 from the Cleveland Indians at Minute Maid Park.
Houston staff ace Jarred Cosart was masterful on Opening Day, going 7.2 innings of shutout ball while allowing 6 hits and a walk to go with 5 strikeouts.
As good as Cosart was in the opener, Brett Oberholtzer was equally awful in the second game. The lefty allowed 5 runs on 7 hits in just 2.2 innings of work.
Last season's September Sensation Asher Wojciechowski got mixed reviews for his game 3 performance. Wojciechowski went 6 innings and allowed 3 runs on 7 hits with 3 strikeouts and 3 bases on balls for a No Decision.
The biggest hit of the series came in the 7th inning of game 3 when Houston rookie Stanley Knott hit a 3-run pinch-hit homer to help the Astros overcome a 3-1 deficit and take the series. Knott was 2 for 7 with a homer and 3 RBI in the series.
First baseman Chris Carter was the star of the series at the dish for Houston. The 28 year old was 5 for 12 with a long ball and 2 RBI.
Jesse Crain was 2 for 2 in save opportunities, despite allowing a home run in his first outing.
CLE 1-7-0
HOU 2-9-0
CLE 7-12-0
HOU 1-3-0
CLE 3-8-1
HOU 5-7-1
The Astros hit just .207 in the series, compared to Cleveland's .260 and had just 4 extra base hits to the Tribe's 9. Those numbers will have to improve if Houston wants to keep winning.
The Astros pitching staff struck out 17 and walked 7, while Cleveland registered 19 and 6.
Houston will travel to Arlington to play 3 with the Rangers (4-0) beginning Friday.
Houston Astros (2-1) at Texas Rangers (4-0)
April 10-12, 2015
Globe Life Park - Arlington, Texas
Probable Starters:
Game One - Friday 2:05 PM
Jeff Locke (NR) vs Gavin Floyd (NR)
Game Two - Saturday 2:05 PM
Alex White (NR) vs Yu Darvish (1-0, 2.25)
Game Three - Sunday 2:05 PM
Jarred Cosart (1-0, 0.00) vs Tanner Scheppers (1-0, 2.16)
I see Altuve and Springer are 84 OVR in your RTTS. What are they OVR on the regular 15 roster?
Altuve is a 91. Not sure about Springer.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
Following the Astros 6-5 loss to the Rangers in Arlington on Friday afternoon, reports surfaced that Houston has shown interest in trading for Dodgers reliever JP Howell. We'll keep you posted as this story develops.
The Astros were 8-2 losers to the Rangers on Saturday, falling to 2-3 on the season.
The big news, however, followed the game when the club announced that they have traded outfield prospect Tim Belliard, 20, to the Los Angeles Dodgers for veteran left-handed reliever JP Howell, 31.
Howell (75, C) will move into a setup role for the Astros and will give Manager Bo Porter a much-needed third lefty in his bullpen. Howell made 2 appearances for LA this season, pitching 3.1 scoreless innings despite allowing opponents to hit .357 against him. He has no record this season but is 33-31 with 22 saves and a 4.01 ERA in just over 8 seasons of service time in his career.
To make room on the big league roster for Howell, Houston has optioned reliever Josh D. Fields to AAA Fresno. Fields pitched 3 scoreless innings for the Astros this season and the 29 year old righty (72, C) is 2-5 with 5 saves and a 4.71 ERA in his career.
Belliard (62, C) will join the Dodgers AAA affiliate in Oklahoma City.
Following the acquisition of JP Howell from the Dodgers, Houston was forced to make room for him on their 40-man roster as well. To do so, the club placed 24 year old reliever Bruce Rondon (currently with AA Corpus Christi) on outright waivers.
Rondon can be claimed by any other club in the next 48 hours. If he is unclaimed, Rondon will remain with the Astros. Rondon (65, B) was originally acquired with Jeff Locke from Pittsburgh in exchange for SPs Scott Feldman and Colin McHugh during the Spring.
Jason Castro was the star, going 2 for 4 with a double, 3 RBI and 2 runs scored, in the series finale in Arlington as Houston rallied from a 3-0 deficit to hand Texas their first loss of 2015 on Sunday, 10-5.
Jarred Cosart improved to 2-0 despite a very ordinary outing. Cosart went 6 innings allowing 4 runs on 4 hits with 5 Ks and 2 walks. Luis Cruz pitched the final 3 innings to earn the first save of his Major League career.
In game two, a 8-2 loss, Alex White had a rough day on the mound going just 3.1 innings allowing 8 runs on 9 hits with 2 strikeouts and 2 walks.
In the opener, Houston lost 6-5 despite 6 doubles and homers from Dexter Fowler and Jason Castro. Jeff Locke struggled in his Astros debut, allowing 5 runs (3 earned) on 5 hits in 6 innings. Locke did register 8 punch outs to go with a pair of walks.
HOU 5-14-1
TEX 6-7-1
HOU 2-4-0
TEX 8-12-0
HOU 10-10-0
TEX 5-7-2
The Astros will return home for 6 games beginning on Monday when they face the Oakland A's in the first of three games. After taking Thursday off, the Astros will host the Angels in a weekend series before hitting the road again.
Oakland Athletics (1-6) at Houston Astros (3-3)
April 13-15, 2015
Minute Maid Park - Houston, Texas
Probable Starters:
Game One - 7:10 PM Monday
AJ Griffin (0-1, 3.00) vs Brett Oberholtzer (0-1, 16.88)
Game Two - 7:10 PM Tuesday
Scott Kazmir (0-1, 4.05) vs Asher Wojciechowski (0-0, 4.50)
Game Three - 1:10 PM Wednesday
Jesse Chavez (1-0, 3.18) vs Jeff Locke (0-0, 4.50)
AL West Standings through Sunday, April 12, 2015
Rangers 6-1
Angels 3-3
Mariners 3-3
Astros 3-3
Athletics 1-6
In the second game of the series with Oakland, second baseman Jose Altuve suffered a finger contusion sliding into third base in the first inning. Altuve is expected to miss 2 to 3 weeks while the finger heals and, as a result, Houston has placed Altuve on the 15-day DL.
To replace Altuve, the Astros recalled infielder Marwin Gonzalez from AAA Fresno. Gonzalez (70, C), 25, is a career .229 hitter with 12 home runs and 60 RBI in 785 AB. Last season Gonzalez hit .231 with 6 homers and 34 RBI in 376 AB with the Astros.
In related organizational news, reliever Bruce Rondon has cleared waivers and been sent outright AA Corpus Christi after being removed from the 40-man roster following Houston's acquisition of reliever JP Howell from the Dodgers.
The Astros took 2 of 3 from the Oakland Athletics as both clubs hit better than .300 (.302 and. 306 respectively) in a high scoring offensive barrage.
The Astros took game one with a walk-off single by Jose Altuve, 8-7. Brett Oberholtzer allowed 5 runs on 6 hits with 3 strikeouts and Scott Atchison ultimately earned his first win for Houston out of the bullpen. George Springer (2), Carlos Correa (2) and Alex Presley (3) were the stars at the plate for Houston as each drove in multiple runs and each hit one out.
In game two, the Astros fell 7-4 despite a huge day from CF Dexter Fowler. Fowler, who missed most of 2014 with a torn MCL, went 3 for 5 with a double, a triple and 4 RBI. Rookie Asher Wojciechowski took his first loss in the Majors, despite a quality start. Asher went 6 innings allowing 5 runs (2 earned) on 6 hits with 4 punch outs and 3 walks. Wojciechowski was the victim of 3 errors by the Houston defense.
Houston bounced back in a big way on Wednesday afternoon, taking the rubber match 13-2. Lefty Jeff Locke, acquired from Pittsburgh in the Spring, earned his first win as an Astro allowing 2 runs on 7 hits with 4 Ks and 4 walks in 6 innings of work. 4 Astros hitters drove in multiple runs including rookie Charlie Barbour who hit a 3-run homer, the first of his career, in his only at-bat.
OAK 7-12-1
HOU 8-10-0
OAK 7-11-1
HOU 4-9-3
OAK 2-10-1
HOU 13-13-0
The Astros have Thursday off before the Los Angeles Angels visit for a 3 game weekend series.
AL West Standings through Thursday, April 16, 2015
Angels 6-3
Rangers 6-4
Astros 5-4
Mariners 4-5
Athletics 2-8
Los Angeles Angels (6-3) at Houston Astros (5-4)
April 17-19, 2015
Minute Maid Park - Houston, Texas
Probable Starters:
Game One - Friday 7:10 PM
Tyler Skaggs (1-0, 2.16) vs Alex White (0-1, 21.60)
Game Two - Saturday 1:10 PM
Jered Weaver (0-1, 4.76) vs Jarred Cosart (2-0, 2.63)
Game Three - Sunday 1:10 PM
CJ Wilson (0-1, 3.09) vs Brett Oberholtzer (0-1, 11.74)
Here's a look at the Astros Team Statistics through the first 10 games of the season (beat the Angels 5-2 in the opener of that series). I'm posting these for no other reason than to track the validity of the numbers, with respect to my sliders.
(MLB Rank in Parenthesis)
Batting .257 (16)
Runs 55 (T-4)
Doubles 21 (T-10)
Triples 3 (T-4)
Home Runs 11 (T-11)
RBI 52 (5)
Stolen Bases 4 (T-16)
SB% .800 (T-13)
BB 31 (T-17)
K 84 (T-21)
Slugging .435 (8)
On-base% .319 (17)
GIDP 4 (T-3)
Assists 104 (4)
Put Outs 266 (22)
Fielding% .987 (15)
ERA 4.36 (21)
Saves 4 (T-5)
Blown Saves 1 (T-8)
Hits Allowed 99 (22)
Runs Allowed 48 (20)
Earned Runs 43 (20)
Home Runs Allowed 12 (T-22)
BB Allowed 26 (T-4)
Strikeouts 68 (T-28)
There's a few things that I need to keep an eye on but it's most important that I'm not the runaway best or the clear worst at anything. I'm not. It's a small sample though.
I'll try to keep posting these every 10 games.
In an important early season weekend series, the Astros took 2 of 3 from the Angels.
In game one on Friday night, Houston rode the pitching of Alex White who went 7 innings allowing just 1 run on 9 hits with 7 strikeouts and 1 walk to earn his first win of 2015. Jesse Crain notched his 3rd save, closing the 5-2 win.
On Saturday, newly called up infielder Marwin Gonzalez fueled a comeback from a 6-3 deficit with an 8th inning grand slam providing 4 of his 5 RBIs with a single swing of the bat. Scott Atchison recorded his 2nd win for the Astros and Jesse Crain earned his 4th save in an 8-6 victory.
Houston lost game 3 in 11 innings, but got a nice Orting from starting pitcher Brett Oberholtzer who allowed just 3 runs on 4 hits and recorded 7 Ks to go with 4 walks in 7 innings of work. Mike Foltynewicz was tagged with the loss in the 4-3 game.
LAA 2-13-1
HOU 5-8-0
LAA 6-10-1
HOU 8-14-1
LAA 4-10-2 F/11
HOU 3-12-0
The Astros will play the first of 9 straight on the road on Monday night in Seattle. After 3 with the Mariners, Houston will take Thursday off before playing 3 each in Oakland and San Diego.
AL West Standings through Sunday, April 19, 2015
Astros 7-5
Angels 7-5
Rangers 7-6
Mariners 6-6
Athletics 3-10
Houston Astros (7-5) at Seattle Mariners (6-6)
April 20-22, 2015
Safeco Field - Seattle, Washington
Probable Starters:
Game One - Monday 7:10 PM
Asher Wojciechowski (0-1, 3.75) vs Taijuan Walker (1-1, 5.11)
Game Two - Tuesday 7:10 PM
Jeff Locke (1-0, 3.75) vs Erasmo Ramirez (0-1, 4.91)
Game Three - Wednesday 1:10 PM
Alex White (1-1, 7.84) vs Adrian Laker (0-0, 1.42)
The Astros limped out of Safeco Field with a Game Three win that kept them from being swept by the Mariners.
Houston lost the first game, 8-6, as Asher Wojciechowski left after 5.2 innings. The rookie allowed 5 runs on 8 hits with 4 Ks and no walks and was credited with a no-decision.
In game two, the Astros took a 3-2 loss despite the best efforts of Jeff Locke who fell to 1-1. Locke went 7 innings, allowing 3 runs on 7 hits and struck out 2.
The Astros exploded for 9 runs in game three, starting with 4 in the first inning. Ronald Torreyes had 3 hits, including his first big league long ball and Alex White (2-1) Earned his second win of the season despite an average outing. White allowed 3 runs on 9 hits with a walk and 4 strikeouts in 5 innings of work.
HOU 6-15-0
SEA 8-15-1
HOU 2-6-0
SEA 3-8-0
HOU 9-13-0
SEA 5-14-1
The Astros will take Thursday off before playing 3 in Oakland beginning Friday.
Note: I've started to make some slider tweaks, slowly. Too many runs and hits for both sides.
AL West Standings through Thursday, April 23, 2015
Mariners 8-7
Rangers 8-7
Astros 8-7
Angels 8-8
Athletics 6-11
Houston Astros (8-7) at Oakland Athletics (6-11)
April 24-26, 2015
O.co Coliseum - Oakland, California
Probable Starters:
Game One - Friday 7:05 PM
Jarred Cosart (2-0, 3.60) vs AJ Griffin (0-2, 8.79)
Game Two - Saturday 12:35 PM
Brett Oberholtzer (0-1, 7.98) vs Scott Kazmir (2-1, 3.48)
Game Three - Sunday 12:35 PM
Asher Wojciechowski (0-1, 5.09) vs Jesse Chavez (2-1, 2.41)
When do you have the Blue Jays on your schedule? Wouldn't mind checking them out.
I'm going to play in about 2 hours. When I do, I'll look at the schedule and let you know, buddy.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaymo76
Here's the rundown, jaymo, of when I play Toronto this season (current date is April 24):
-4 games in Houston, beginning May 14
-3 games in Toronto beginning June 5
I'm sure we can work something out to either let you watch via Twitch or Share Play. We'll keep in communication as those days approach. :up:
Sounds good bud!Quote:
Originally Posted by steelerfan
Hey I just just thinking that you will need to give an update on Jerome Williams later on this season. I had to look it up but he went to TB as a free agent. Don't recall if he left for the money or if you didn't want to re-sign him though...
Yeah. Good point. I have kept my eye on Scott Feldman in Pittsburgh (he was part of the Jeff Locke deal). I played against Humberto Quintero (former Astro now with Seattle) recently and it reminded me of Carlos Corporan (my backup catcher last year). I let Corporan walk and he is still a Free Agent (he's with the Rangers in real life this year).Quote:
Originally Posted by jaymo76
I need to pick over my roster from last season and keep a running list on paper of former players and give updates as you suggested. :up: