Daniel Espino is a hard throwing right handed pitcher that has reached 100 MPH. He is hoping to be drafted in the first round of the 2019 MLB Draft. READ MORE
Daniel Espino 2019 Draft Profile
Tag: Lance McCullers
Houston Astros Pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. Will Miss 2019 Season
The Houston Astros‘ bid to regain the Commissioners Trophy, in 2019, has already suffered a setback. Right-handed pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. will miss the entirety of next season as he will require Tommy John surgery. The Astros shared the announcement of McCullers’ surgery on Twitter: Official release: Lance McCullers Jr. underwent Tommy John surgery on […] READ MORE
Houston Astros Rotation Could Lead Them Back to World Series
They say pitching and defense wins championships. For the Houston Astros, their pitching happens to be a category where they have been absolutely lights out this year. Houston Astros Rotation Could Lead Them Back to World Series The Astros pitching staff currently hold the best team ERA in the big leagues at 2.93. The next […] READ MORE
Houston Astros Win 2017 World Series
In what is sure to go down as one of the greatest World Series in recent memory, the Houston Astros win their first championship in franchise history, with a thrilling Game 7 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers to win the 2017 World Series. Houston Astros Win 2017 World Series Astros Strike Early The Astros […] READ MORE
Alex Scherff 2017 MLB Draft Profile
Alex Scherff 2017 MLB Draft Profile Overview Everything’s bigger in Texas. The same can be said about Alex Scherff, the 6′ 4” flamethrower out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Scherff has plenty of mileage on his arm as a prep pitcher, moving from Prestonwood Christian Academy to Colleyville Heritage High School. The “Big Boy” from […] READ MORE
Astros Win Opening Series Against Mariners
The Houston Astros have begun their 2017 campaign with an in-division series win against the Seattle Mariners. READ MORE
Lance McCullers is Poised to Become a Household Name
At this time in 2014, Dallas Keuchel was nobody. The Houston Astros were coming off three consecutive seasons with 106 or more losses – each accompanied with last place finishes in their division. Keuchel himself was a relative afterthought. He made his MLB debut for the 2012 team that lost 107 games, starting sixteen games. In […] READ MORE
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Nathanael Gabler
Vanderbilt grad. Carolina Panthers fan living in San Francisco. Writing Panthers pieces and other dives into anything I find interesting around the NFL.
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