*Sports on Earth's Will Leitch named Carlos Correa 2015's Top Newcomer:
Every once in a while, a player shows up and makes you thing: I'm watching a Hall of Famer.
*In order to stay on the team it's time that Jon Singleton performs, says Jeff Luhnow.
*The Astros were the 4th-most searched MLB team on Google.
*Now that I'm gone, there's a new contender for Biggest Astros Fan in Nashville. I talked to the guy that owns it when we lived there - real nice guy, gets his supplies shipped in from Texas. This would have been 2013, or so, you know - the tail end of the Crynasty. He wasn't as jazzed up about the Astros then, and who could blame him. Yeast Nashville's kolaches are excellent.
As an aside: there is a legendary donut place in the Green Hills neighborhood of Nashville called the Donut Den. They have kolaches and, up until Yeast Nashville opened, that was the only place I could find them. There was a Shipley a few miles away from our house, but they were hit or miss on whether they would have them. Anyway, the Donut Den is fantastic. And one time I asked them, "Do you have a jalapeƱo and cheese kolache?" And they all basically were like:
Like they had never even thought of such a thing as putting jalapeƱos in the kolache. Hopefully I changed history that day.
*Buy an Astros couch.
*The Rangers seemingly want Fort Worth to try to lure them to that side of the Metroplex.
*The jacknut that stopped traffic on I-45 to propose to his girlfriend will face a misdemeanor charge.
Showing posts with label Nashville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nashville. Show all posts
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Nashville Scene proposes stealing the Astros
It's tongue-in-cheek (I think), a proposition to steal the Astros from Houston and move them to Nashville, but the Nashville Scene has this devastating line about the state of the Astros:
We wouldn't care much more about the Astros than Houston does, but we sure couldn't care less.
I'm so conflicted...
We wouldn't care much more about the Astros than Houston does, but we sure couldn't care less.
I'm so conflicted...
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Milwaukee renews PDC with Nashville
So bad news for The Constable, as Milwaukee and Nashville extended their PDC through 2012 yesterday.
Brewers GM Doug Melvin:
“Frank Ward and his ownership group have provided our Nashville club with a number of our baseball-needed requests and the Brewers hope a new stadium is in the future plans. We appreciate the fans who have supported both the Sounds and the Brewers players who have earned their way to Milwaukee.”
This leaves Las Vegas and Oklahoma City as the only two Triple-A franchises without a daddy, and the Blue Jays and Astros with the empty nest.
Brewers GM Doug Melvin:
“Frank Ward and his ownership group have provided our Nashville club with a number of our baseball-needed requests and the Brewers hope a new stadium is in the future plans. We appreciate the fans who have supported both the Sounds and the Brewers players who have earned their way to Milwaukee.”
This leaves Las Vegas and Oklahoma City as the only two Triple-A franchises without a daddy, and the Blue Jays and Astros with the empty nest.
Labels:
Eddie's Farm,
Milwaukee Brewers,
Nashville,
PDC
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
And in other news you already knew...
Round Rock will be the Rangers' new Triple-A affiliate.
McTaggart:
The move will leave the Astros searching for a Triple-A affiliate, and it appears the Astros may be headed to Nashville.
McTaggart:
The move will leave the Astros searching for a Triple-A affiliate, and it appears the Astros may be headed to Nashville.
Labels:
Nashville,
Nolan Ryan,
PDC,
Round Rock,
Texas Rangers
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