Podcast appearances and mentions of Carlos Correa

-A whole bunch of Aaron Boone's coaches were let go, does this mean he's staying? -Evan was watching Kyrie's Instagram Live at 4 in the morning -Evan believes Carlos Correa wants to be a Met -Craig had a few things to say about TNT's hockey debut last night See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seth and Sean assess how worried they are that Astros pitching coach Brent Strom may retire soon, bring in our traffic reporter (and noted fluent Spanish speaker) Eli Escobar to help us translate the interview Carlos Correa did with a station in Puerto Rico, and talk with Darren Rovell of the Action Network. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour the guys discuss Carlos Correa and whether or not the Astros should be willing to offer him a big contract, they also discuss the Yankees losing in the playoffs again and the new found rivalry they have with the Astros. At the bottom of the hour Senior Writer for Sports Illustrated, Pat Forde joins the show to break down the top teams in College Football and the matchups ahead of week 7.

Seth and Sean look back at the turning points in ALDS Game 4, discuss Nick Caserio's role in in-game decision making, dive into Carlos Correa's next level thinking, hear from Larry in Stafford and look ahead to the Red Sox. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the first hour of the show John and Lance talk about the Astros big win over the White Sox to reach the ALCS for the fifth straight year; they talk about Tony La Russa's comments on Jose Abreu getting hit by a pitch; Lance McCullers Jr might be in some trouble after leaving the game early; and how the Astros can work out a deal with Carlos Correa to keep him in Houston.

As the MLB playoffs continue, the Cubs are in rebuild mode to get back there. The Cubs Talk crew breaks down the next potential free-agent candidate, Houston Astros star shortstop Carlos Correa. David Kaplan, Tim Stebbins, and Gordon Wittenmyer breakdown what would it take to get Correa in the Blue and Red. Later in the pod, Gordon gets a 1-on-1 interview with Correa to discuss his impending free agency.(2:50) - Should Carlos Correa be a big target for the Cubs?(10:00) - How will Correa fit on the Cubs(19:00) - Will Correa be worth the money if given a 10yr contract?(37:00) - Gordon Wittenmyer's interview with Carlos Correa on his free agency(41:30) - Correa on what will he be looking at in free agencySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hour 2 of a Mail it in Friday presented by Coors Light Canada on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill & Jamie McLennan as the guys are joined by TSN Hockey Analyst Mike Johnson to chat about Barkov's new deal & opening night for the Leafs. Plus Team Al-Dog & Team Hayes make their NFL picks for Week 5 & we touch on the postseason performances for Carlos Correa.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/mlb/tigers/2021/10/05/not-spending-like-drunken-sailor-but-detroit-tigers-have-ambitious-offseason-plan/6004563001/ Might that scene play out this winter with one of the high-priced shortstops on the market — Carlos Correa or Trevor Story or Marcus Semien — seated between them?“Just the fact that it's possible, I think, means we're in a really good place on this date and time,” Hinch said.But here's the reality of where the Tigers are on this date and time: While it is encouraging they have the resources and the will to shop for high-end talent this offseason, putting all their resources into buying a $30-$40 million a year shortstop might not be prudent.“It's more broad-based than that,” Avila said. “One player is not going to determine everything. I think we have several needs that we need to tackle in the offseason.Avila talked about pursuing a proven, veteran starting pitcher and catcher in free agency, as well as trying to upgrade at shortstop.“Pitching is very important,” Avila said. “We've established three young starters (Casey Mize, Tarik Skubal and Matt Manning), but because of injuries, it's set us back a little bit. The injury to Spencer Turnbull is devastating, really.“And the injury to Matt Boyd, there's a decision looming there now going into the offseason.”“The resources will be there,” Avila said. “But I will caution you, this is not going to be spending like a drunken sailor. This is going to be a very measured process. We're going to make sure whatever decisions we make free agent-wise don't sink the organization for years to come. We want it to help the organization for years to come.” Avila, from 2015 through 2020, shred some $200 million off the payroll. Miguel Cabrera, who is owed $32 million each of the next two seasons, is the last remaining oversized contract on the books. They have salary commitments to just two other players for next season — $7.5 million to Jonathan Schoop and $5 million to Robbie Grossman.If want to pick one player who was emblematic of the Tigers' turnaround in 2021, pick Grossman. He signed a two-year, $10 million contract last winter and produced a career-year at age 31.On a team that had ranked at or near the bottom of the league in walks and chasing pitches out of the strike zone, Grossman was a season-long object lesson in taking professional at-bats.He walked 98 times, second-most in the American League.On a team that was trying to establish a culture of aggressive play, Grossman produced just the seventh 20-20 season in club history — 20 homers, 20 stolen bases. 

Landry lays out all of the adversity this Astros team has been through, Cal McNair has Lopez thinking about if he is a puppet, Carlos Correa gets deep and Meyer is a creep. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's word of the day is ‘lights' as in journey as in when the lights go down in the city and the sun shines on the bay as in Los Angeles Dodgers are headed to San Francisco to take on the Giants. Two teams that won more than 105 regular season games. Two teams that have been unbelievable all year. Chris Taylor with a walk-off 2-run homer and we've got ourselves a series. Let's talk about how each team got here. (12:15) Someone asked me about a comment from our YouTube live show last night. This person wanted me to explain my comments on the Dodgers being bullies and disliked by all other teams. (17:20) The San Diego Padres fired Jayce Tingler after two seasons. Expectations through the roof. Team was supposed to challenge the Dodgers and they finished under .500! (26:25) Review: Come From Away. (29:55) Theo Epstein is not going to join the New York Mets front office. Reports, sources, the streets; all said that Theo and Cohen had a nice talk, but it wasn't the right fit. Okay. (35:30) So You Wanna Talk To Samson!? Someone asked me about the Houston Astros and the offer they previously made to Carlos Correa. They wanted to know how the front office decides on why to move on or keep a player like Carlos Correa. (41:40) Let's do our ALDS preview and picks. Chicago White Sox vs Houston Astros, Boston Red Sox vs Tampa Bay Rays.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ITL revisits the firing of Bill O'Brien a year ago and how Cal did what was originally feared, Carlos Correa's final stand and McClain's visit. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seth and Sean dive into how they want the AL Wild Card to play out, assess if a group of Texans will still be here next season, and discuss how they'd feel if the Astros announced a big money long term deal with Carlos Correa. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend. Let's get after it! Here is the rundown:  

In the second hour the guys talk with Jonathan Hood from ESPN 1000 Chicago about the Astros-White Sox ALDS. Were the Ravens out of line for going for 100 yards rushing yards with just 3 seconds left. In the second half of the hour are any other teams in college football good besides Alabama and Georgia and wrap up the hour wondering if Carlos Correa played his final regular season game at Minute Maid Park yesterday.

In the final hour of the show the guys continue their discussion on Carlos Correa's future with the team, they also talk about the wild final day of the MLB season. In the second half of the hour they ponder if the Texans could win the division with a different QB with the division looking so weak along with the Urban Meyer situation and end with some crosstalk with Cody from the Wheelhouse.

The Postseason Is Here, Carlos Correa Needs To Stay, Steve Sparks, The Texas F'ing Suck, Brian T. Smith

Steve Sparks Talks Carlos Correa And The ALDS Matchup With The White Sox

Seth and Sean react to the Texans getting obliterated, look at David Culley's big questionable decision this week, and dive into a big sign that this is Carlos Correa's last year in Houston. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seth and Sean break down some things Davis Mills needs to look out for in Buffalo, assess if Carlos Correa's future free agency will steal your playoff joy, and look ahead to the most intriguing college and pro football of the weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Langs joins Buster to discuss champagne celebrations in clubhouses, how the Braves won the NL East after suffering major injuries, the Astros clinching the AL West and Carlos Correa's great year, the Giants coming up clutch again, Adam Wainwright getting the start in the NL Wild Card game, Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton putting the Yankees on their backs, and why Ryan Mountcastle should win AL Rookie of the Year. Later, Todd Radom stops by with the Forgotten Franchise and the weekly quiz.

Joel and Jeremy open the second hour discussing Carlos Correa's upcoming free agency and whether it's smart or even possible to resign him to a contract extension. They continue the conversation on the Texans and discuss Davis Mills and what they expect to see out of him and discuss the job that the coaching staff has done with this team. At the bottom of the hour Michael Kaskey Blomain from CBS sports joins the show to discuss the Rockets, Daryl Morey and Ben Simmons.

Jake Kaplan Talks Suitors For Carlos Correa, Astros Rounding Out Playoff Roster

Is their a path for Carlos Correa to remain in Houston after the season? The Killer B's discuss an out of the box scenario. What are the Texans doing different schematically this season? Ted Nguyen of The Athletic tells us. Ben Simmons to Houston doesn't appear to have much support. Jeremy and Joel discuss what a potential Simmons acquisition would mean.

Will Davis Mills Be Ready For His 1st Start?, Carlos Correa Contract Talk, Sean Jones, Lyn Scarborough, Lavar Arrington

In the 2nd Hour of the Killer B's, Jeremy and Joel talks about the Houston Texans future of some of their defensive players as well as the cost of keeping Carlos Correa. They chat with Brett Chancey, co-host of the Locked On Astros Podcast as he gives his prediction for the Astros playoff lineup.

Jerry Palm of CBS Sports joins the show to break down the college football weekend. He gives his picks including an upset by a Big Ten team. Does paying Carlos Correa hamper the future of Astros? The Killer B's and callers discuss. 

What's so good about Cleveland? Are all of the dogs going to be in front of the Dog Pound? Carlos Correa is thriving and interviewing at the same time, CFB weekend and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Astros take the final game of their four-game series against the Rangers. Carlos Correa hits a HR which leads to Charlie talking about Correa's future. Charlie then talks to Browns beat writer Scott Petrak as the Texans look to go 2-0 with a big upset of the Browns.

Seth and Sean cleanse their pallet with a call from Larry in Stafford, react to the caller on our sister station in DC claiming Ryan Fitzpatrick hurt his hip on a waterslide, and dive into Carlos Correa and Zack Greinke potentially getting big money contracts after this season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Click Talks Jake Odorizzi, Zack Grieike And Contract Talk With Carlos Correa

Astros Shortstop Carlos Correa Talks Big Win Over Rangers, Who Eats The Most On The Team

In the second hour of the show, Charlie continues the conversation on college football before switching the topic to the Astros. At the bottom of the hour Charlie discusses the Astros and Carlos Correa, as well as wrapping up the show with some more college football talk. 

The guys kicked off the hour by discussing Davis Mills before turning their attention to Carlos Correa. At the the bottom of the hour they discuss the Cam Newton and in the final segment they talk about the possible trading of Eric Gordon and John Wall from the Houston Rockets.

In the second hour of the show John and Lance talk about whether or not the Astros should give Carlos Correa a big contract extension; they talk about Mel Kiper's REALLY Early NFL Draft Preview; Pat Forde from SI joins the show to talk about College Football; and University of Houston Head Football Coach Dana Holgorsen joins the show to talk about the Coogs matchup against Texas Tech this weekend.

In the first hour of the show John and Lance Talk about the Astros losing to Seattle again and the offense going cold; they discuss the possibility that the Astros pay Carlos Correa; they go over Texans roster moves after the cut deadline; and Greg McElroy is excited about the future of Texas A&M and The University of Texas football programs. 

In the second hour Joel and Jeremy discuss Dusty Baker's management decisions as the season gets closer to playoff time. Then they discuss two future "inevitable" trades being Deshaun Watson and Carlos Correa and which trade will hurt the Houston fanbase more. Later on in the hour the guys discuss the Saints and Packers game and where they could possibly relocate due to severe weather in New Orleans. Towards the end of hour 2 the guys go around the league and discuss options for teams such as Cam Newton to Indianapolis.

Lino Rivera actual dirigente de los Toros del Este en RD

Patrick Creighton is in for Charlie Pallilo and in the first hour of the show Patrick looks at the Astros weekend series with the Rangers; who do you root for when the Yankees are playing the A's; and Carlos Correa deserves to be paid like one of baseball's top stars. 

Adam Weinrib is on vacation so you've got Thomas Carannante bringing you the solo podcast episode on a VICTORY FRIDAY. Did you all stay up for that dramatic win over the Athletics? If you did, God bless, we have plenty to talk about. Aaron Boone's ejection. Homer central. Aaron Judge's clutch RBI single. Aroldis Chapman notching the save! Incredible run for the Bombers. And also ... Carlos Correa announced this week that this is his last year in Houston. Will this mentally affect the Astros down the stretch? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seth and Sean react to a piece in which Carlos Correa was quoted as saying this is his final year in Houston, react to Nick Caserio finally trying some BBQ, discuss 33 agents' takes on who the Texans will take in the draft, and do Headlines. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the first hour of the bench John and Lance talk about the Astros and their win over the Royals, the return of Alex Bregman, Jake Meyers and the possibility of Carlos Correa hitting the free agent market.

In the final hour of The Killer B's, question arises as which GM of all the teams in Houston do you trust the most? Also, NFL Insider Howard Balzer joins the show to discuss the Houston Texans. Another topic discussed is Carlos Correa could stay in Texas next season but not playing for the Astros, maybe the Texas Rangers next season.

In the first hour, Joel and Jeremy talk the latest with Deshaun Watson and what the Texans plans are with him and what other NFL teams are saying about the situation. They also discuss the Astros struggles after their 2nd loss to the Kansas City Royals. They discuss George Springer's contract and what the Astros should be willing to offer Carlos Correa.

Our crossover with Locked On Astros continues with Paul Holden asking the Locked On Astros, Trevor Story or Carlos Correa? Plus, another road loss and a tough road trip continues. What does the team need to do to consider this road trip a success? Follow the show on Twitter @LORockies and the host Paul Holden @PaulHolden33 Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. StatHero StatHero, the FIRST Ever Daily Fantasy Sportsbook that gives the PLAYER the ADVANTAGE. Go to StatHero.com/LockedOn for 300% back on your first play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rob Parker and Jason Smith fill in for Dan Patrick and say that Jose Altuve and Carlos Correa are hiding the real reason that they chose to skip the All-Star Game. 10-year NBA veteran Ryan Hollins stops by to share his thoughts on the NBA Finals and whether or not the series is already over. Plus, the guys debate who is the bigger MLB star: Shohei Ohtani or Fernando Tatis Jr.? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jason Smith and Rob Parker fill in for Dan Patrick and explain why the Suns are up 2-0 on the Bucks and discuss how Milwaukee can get back into the series. Mike Heller from 1070-The Game in Madison stops by to break down the Bucks facing an 0-2 deficit and Giannis' attempt to carry the team all by himself. The guys say that Jose Altuve and Carlos Correa are hiding the real reason that they chose to skip the All-Star Game. Jason and Rob react to a stunning video of a fan stealing a club out of Rory McIlroy's bag at the Scottish Open. Plus, FS1 NBA Analyst Ric Bucher joins the show with the reason that Phoenix has dominated the Bucks through two games and why Giannis' Game 2 performance may be evidence that the series isn't over just yet.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jason Smith and Rob Parker fill in for Dan Patrick and say that Jose Altuve and Carlos Correa are hiding the real reason that they chose to skip the All-Star Game. 10-year NBA veteran Ryan Hollins stops by to share his thoughts on the NBA Finals and whether or not the series is already over. Plus, the guys debate who is the bigger MLB star: Shohei Ohtani or Fernando Tatis Jr.? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Karl Ravech joins Buster to discuss Padres relief pitcher Daniel Camarena's grand slam, why he's most excited about a potential Shohei Ohtani-Joey Gallo matchup in the Home Run Derby, José Altuve and Carlos Correa bailing on the All-Star Game, and why Javier Báez would be a great addition to the Mets. Then, Buster talks to Trey Mancini ahead of the Home Run Derby. Later, Todd Radom stops by with the Forgotten Franchise and the weekly quiz.