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I'll be in the Crawford boxes if you want to have a beer buddy.
Sec 102, row 10!
I'll be in the Crawford boxes if you want to have a beer buddy.
Sec 102, row 10!
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Last: 11 yr ago by Stros94
I was very close to picking the C boxes. I'll definitely hit you up
Just bought mine in the Crawford boxes for April 5! Still have never sat out there.
Thanks for the code
Thanks for the code
No problem guys, always happy to help!
#Strosb4Hos
#Strosb4Hos
May also think about seeing the Yanks to pay respects to Jeter.
thanks, picked up my Ueker seats.
Thanks for the code!! Picked up my standard opening day seats. 428 row 2.
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I was getting excited about this year until I clicked on astros.com and saw that Lucas Harrell is starting todays spring game. Someone choke the life out of me please.
All my hopes and dreams went down the crapper when I saw that. Just can't stand that guy
All my hopes and dreams went down the crapper when I saw that. Just can't stand that guy
Cosart with a solid first outing. Obie looked shaky.
Folty was throwing gas the other day with 2 scoreless (96-98 on the gun per the chron)
Folty
$42 a ticket for the upper deck?
Looks like I will pass on opening day again this year. Those tickets will almost be free a month in to the season.
Looks like I will pass on opening day again this year. Those tickets will almost be free a month in to the season.
Hopefully Comcast does some more massive ticket giveaways this season if they still haven't reached a deal for the TV. Those days were almost as packed as opening day.
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$42 a ticket for the upper deck?
Looks like I will pass on opening day again this year. Those tickets will almost be free a month in to the season.
I got my upper deck seats for $18.00 a pop.
What section is that? I guess the Yankee wagon purchased up all the cheap seats?
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What section is that? I guess the Yankee wagon purchased up all the cheap seats?
Mine are in 408, but I bought mine last week.
Assuming you want tickets together, the cheapest tickets now are in section 434 and they're $30 + tax/fees a pop.
WOW! Great article that documents everything Singleton has been dealing with, mainly weed.
Sounds like he is focused, recovered, and ready to be the guy we all hope he know he can be.
http://www.mercurynews.com/national-sports-news/ci_25267130/im-drug-addict-astros-prospect-admits
And I dont want to turn this into a weed debate, but I always laugh at people who say it isn't addictive. Jon straight up admits it.
Sounds like he is focused, recovered, and ready to be the guy we all hope he know he can be.
http://www.mercurynews.com/national-sports-news/ci_25267130/im-drug-addict-astros-prospect-admits
And I dont want to turn this into a weed debate, but I always laugh at people who say it isn't addictive. Jon straight up admits it.
Most things that bring pleasure can be addictive. Not physically, but mentally. Should have nothing to do with making something illegal.
Glad he is stepping up and taking responsibility to get the help he needs.
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Glad he is stepping up and taking responsibility to get the help he needs.
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Should have nothing to do with making something illegal.
Never said it had anything to do with that.
Just glad that he got the help he needed. I've been most excited about him over all the other prospects. So much potential
reading between the lines in the article...don't be surprised if a relapse occurs...at any time
Coming from a non-drug user I think weed as more of a psychological addiction rather than a chemical dependency like some other drugs ie meth, heroine, cocaine.
More like you like to get high rather than you're addicted to the drug itself.
But whatever...so long he mashes the snot outta the ball and stays on the field he can be addicted to whatever he wants as far as I'm concerned.
More like you like to get high rather than you're addicted to the drug itself.
But whatever...so long he mashes the snot outta the ball and stays on the field he can be addicted to whatever he wants as far as I'm concerned.
Last I checked, MLB doesn't test players on the 40 man roster for bud.
Weed is definitely not a performance enhancer so I hope he gets over his addiction.
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reading between the lines in the article...don't be surprised if a relapse occurs...at any time
Agreed. Seems like the Astros should do more to help prevent this...
If he tries to defeat the demons all by himself, he won't. He'll need the support of his teammates, his manager, and the front office to be successful on and off the field.
I don't expect much from him. I hope he can stay clean but the odds don't favor him. Now the problem the Astros face is they can't get rid of him. Nobody is going to give you anything for a guy that just admitted to being an addict.
The only hope they have is that he stays clean and goes back to mashing the ball.
The only hope they have is that he stays clean and goes back to mashing the ball.
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Get him a babysitter
Smith that clip is great
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Smith that clip is great
Word.
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Weed? Addictive?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vpin9VhNck
Folty threw 2 perfect
Does Folty have the stuff to be a starter? Lookin like he would be a perfect closer.
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