The defending NFL champions, Philadelphia Eagles, started things out the right way. The Golden State Warriors once again look like heavy favorites to repeat in the NBA. In Baseball, the Houston Astros are doing well, with 90 wins as we approach mid September. Will they all defend their titles? More
The San Diego Padres aren’t trying to force a Brad Hand trade, but they’re certainly testing the waters. Considering how much it would take to acquire him, it makes sense that the Los Angeles Dodgers, St. Louis Cardinals, Houston Astros and the Milwaukee Brewers will be on top of the shortlist of teams the Padres can work something out with. More
One of the most fun World Series in recent years is over: The Houston Astros are the champions, while the Los Angeles Dodgers mostly appear in memes mocking them.
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Game 5 of the 2017 World Series has already been described as one of the best to ever been played. What we’ll mostly remember is the Houston Astros coming back twice to win with a walk-off single, and the Los Angeles Dodgers choking away big leads, Clayton Kershaw more than anyone else. More
There isn’t too much separating the Los Angeles Dodgers and Houston Astros in 2017: The NL champions finished with a major-league best 104 wins and have lost just once on their way to the World Series. The Astros won 101 games before beating two AL East teams on their road to the final showdown. More
The New York Yankees were the butt of the joke following game 7 in the ALCS, losing to the Houston Astros, who on their way to the World Series helped launch plenty of memes making fun of the Bronx Bombers. More
As they prepare to miss the playoffs once again, the Oakland A’s are once more considering trading away Sonny Gray. The interested parties? The New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, Boston Red Sox, Toronto Blue Jays and Houston Astros. More
While it’s taken longer than expected, it seems the free agency period for Edwin Encarnacion is soon to be over. No, he won’t be returning to the Toronto Blue Jays unless something happens in the last minute. The Cleveland Indians, Texas Rangers, Houston Astros and Oakland A’s are a lot closer to signing him. More
The best starting pitcher in a very arid free agency class is Rich Hill, and naturally he’s drawing plenty of attention: Very serious from the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers, semi-serious from the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers, while the Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles are observers at this point, not active participants in chasing him. More
The number one player in free agency has been taken off the market, which puts the spotlight on Edwin Encarnacion as the next slugger to get signed, with or without a new CBA. It seems the Encarnacion is entertaining four different options, which include staying with the Toronto Blue Jays, while the Houston Astros, New York Yankees and Texas Rangers remain in the picture. More