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On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal discuss the Astros' successful road trip, but now losing two in a row, including a stinker vs the White Sox - why are the bats so up and down this season? Can Christian Walker still turn this thing around.The guys also discuss the latest on injuries, and take a very early look at the Houston Astros and the MLB Trade Deadline. Could they look to add a left-handed bat and a starting pitcher? Just one or both? What would they give up? 

On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal talk about the Astros' successful week, finishing with a series win up in Pittsburgh that was delayed by weather. In addition, they discuss how good Framber Valdez and Hunter Brown have been, the first hiccup of the season from the bullpen in the Rays series, the callup of Jacob Melton - and should the Astros make a trade at the deadline? 

On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal discuss the Astros' series sweep over the Athletics as Lance McCullers Jr continues to get better, totaling 12 strikeouts on Wednesday afternoon. In addition, the guys talk about the lineup, with Jose Altuve's recent success, plus a look ahead to the four-game showdown with Tampa. And they discuss the latest news on the Ronel Blanco elbow injury and what that could mean for the rotation. Live from Karbach Brewing!The Crawford Boxcast is presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock! 

In a short edition of The A-Team, Wex and AC break down the dominant outing from Lance McCullers in the series sweep over the A's, plus what the Texans looked like at the first day of OTAs. LIVE from Karbach Brewing, we get you caught up and sweep up the news following the sweep. 

On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal discuss the Astros' huge 9-2 win over the Seattle Mariners as Lance McCullers Jr continues to get better as he had 8 strikeouts on Thursday night. In addition, the guys talk about the lineup, with Jose Altuve breaking out of his funk with TWO homeruns. And they discuss the latest news on the Ronel Blanco elbow injury and what that could mean for the squad.The Crawford Boxcast is presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock! 

On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal are talking about the Astros front end starters dealing like Hunter Brown and Framber Valdez. But the offense is slumping, led by strikeout king Christian Walker. Also, is Jose Altuve declining now as he turns 35 years old? The guys also talk about the stellar bullpen and the AL West race. Presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock! 

The Astros on a roll after sweeping the Blue Jays, with the offense starting to pick up. Zach Dezenzo has been emerging as a spark that the team really likes. And the pitching staff has been nails, with Hunter Brown becoming a strong ace of the staff.The Crawford Boxcast is presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock! Hosted by Chris Gordy & Ross Villarreal.

On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal discuss the Astros' lack of offense and two of their biggest hitters who have been slow to get going - Christian Walker and Yainer Diaz. The guys also discuss the dominant Hunter Brown and some of the other pitchers who are still finding their way in the 2025 season. How long can we keep saying "it's early"? 

As the Astros offense has been slow to get going, the pitching has been more consistent as Houston sits at 3-4 on the young season. In this edition of the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal discuss all the latest with the Astros including Jose Altuve playing left field, the contribution of Bryan King out of the bullpen and much more! 

It's an Opening Day edition of the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock! Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal break down every position on the Astros roster as they open the 2025 MLB season - pitching rotation, bullpen, position players and the exciting call up of top prospect Cam Smith!

With 10 regular-season games left, the Rockets (46-26) remain at No. 2 in the Western Conference standings, though their margin has narrowed after Sunday's home loss to No. 3 Denver (45-28). Tuesday's show (sponsored by Karbach Brewing) breaks down what to watch for down the home stretch of the 2024-25 season. Topics include strategies for Houston to get back to its elite defensive play from earlier in the season; questions surrounding the usage of Fred VanVleet and Tari Eason; and a scheduling breakdown of where the Rockets stand relative to other West contenders.t.

On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal discuss the first few weeks of Astros Spring Training, as we are just two weeks away from opening day. Who will step up for the Houston Astros in 2025? What can we expect from Jose Altuve in left field? Can Hunter Brown establish himself as a dominant arm? When will Cam Smith make his big league debut? We talk all things Houston Astros. 

Episode 316 was recorded Saturday March 1st at Karbach Brewing in Houston, TX, shortly before our show there as part of Circle of Barhaven's Folklore Festival. This is a GREAT ren faire-themed event held at Karbach annually, and you don't want to miss it next time! Many thanks to Tara Devlin for running camera on this episode and selling LOADs of merchandise that day! Show dates Blaggards.com (https://blaggards.com/shows/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pg/blaggards/events/) Bandsintown (https://www.bandsintown.com/a/3808) Follow us on social media YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/blaggards) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/blaggards/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/blaggards) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/blaggards/) Become a Patron Join Blaggards on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards) for bonus podcast content, live tracks, rough mixes, and other exclusives. Rate us Rate and review SlapperCast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/slappercast-a-weekly-talk-show-with-blaggards/id1452061331) Questions? If you have questions for a future Q&A episode, * leave a comment on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards), or * tweet them to us (https://twitter.com/blaggards) with the hashtag #slappercast.

After losing six straight games earlier this month, the Rockets (35-22, No. 4 in the West) entered this week with three wins in their last five games. Tuesday's podcast explores areas of encouragement, starting with a healthier roster out of the All-Star break, along with a few concerning trends — such as defensive inconsistency and issues on the second game of back-to-backs. Other topics on this week's show, again sponsored by Houston's Karbach Brewing and hosted by Ben DuBose and Paulo Alves, include analysis of potential starting lineup changes for head coach Ime Udoka and the underwhelming rookie season of Reed Sheppard.

Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal are fresh back from Houston Astros Spring Training in West Palm, getting you caught up to date on all things Astros as Spring Training gets underway. The guys run through position breakdowns, including Jose Altuve's move to left field, as well as every other position. How does the pitching staff shape up? What about the bullpen?As always, every Crawford Boxcast is presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock, it is always in season! 

With Spring Training quickly approaching, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal discuss some of the storylines as the Houston Astros get ready for 2025. We recap Fan Fest and talk about some of the big storylines like Alex Bregman's free agency, the Kyle Tucker trade, Jose Altuve potentially playing in the outfield & more.In addition, we bring you our Fan Fest interviews with pitcher Hayden Wesneski and outfielder Taylor Trammel, two new additinos who are hoping to play big roles this season. Get ready for Astros season with plently of Crawford Bock from Karbach Brewing, and stay tuned to the Crawford Boxcast! 

We've got a lot to react to since we last talked including the Astros trading away All-Star outfielder Kyle Tucker, adding infielder Isaac Paredes, signing star first baseman Christian Walker, and assessing how different the team can look in 2025. In addition, we touch on some of the expectations for the Houston Astros in 2025, and debate the idea of staying under the CBT, and trying to maintain a flexible payroll. Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal are talking all things Astros on the Crawford Boxcast, presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock. 

On our first offseason edition of the Crawford Boxcast, Gordy and Ross discusss the team's offseason so far, with some of the wants and needs to the roster, their impending free agents, the latest on Alex Bregman, some free agents they could target, and a coaching change made on the staff.Remember to keep it locked all offseason to the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock! 

Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal react to the Houston Astros' 2024 season coming to an end in their Wild Card series loss to the Detroit Tigers at Minute Maid Park.The guys dissect some of the elements of the two-game series sweep for Detroit, and what areas the Astros need to address as they head into the offseason. presented by the Crawford Bock from Karbach Brewing

Ross and Gordy break down the Astros winning yet another AL West title, and how this team sets up for the postseason. Who do they throw in the Wild Card round? Who will they face in the Wild Card round? Can the Astros make yet another deep playoff run? It's the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock. 

On today's Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal discuss the latest on the Houston Astros coming down the stretch of the season as they get closer to yet another playoff apperance. They run through some of the playoff scenarios, and touch on some of the latest injuries including Chas McCormick, Jose Altuve and the return of Kyle Tucker. 

Support our BaaM Patreon and receive our bonus After Hours ep. every week: https://patreon.com/beerandamoviepodcast  Guest Emily Suggs returns because, "[She]'ll see ANYTHING with John Cho!" Can sexy, sexy Cho save the new AI-based, PG-13 horror flick, AfrAID? Spike Jones did this his way 11 years ago with Her. Which do we prefer? Don't be afrAId! It's a 2-pilsner episode with beers by Real Ale Brewing and Odell Brewing with an N/A sample from Karbach Brewing.

On this episode of the Crawford Boxcast, Gordy and Ross talk about the Astros taking the final series vs the Rangers to win the Silver Boot Series for the eighth year in a row. They also touch on Yusei Kikuchi impressing so far through two starts. And what is going on with the lack of timely hitting with this offense?In addition, could Zach Dezenzo help provide a spark to the bats? What's the latest with Justin Verlander returning? We hit on all of that & more on the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock. 

On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast, Gordy recaps the Astros' huge 3-0 Friday night win over the Seattle Mariners as the Astros start off the second half of the season on the right foot, grabbing their first AL West lead of the entire 2024 season.Also, Ross catches up with GM Dana Brown as they discuss the approaching MLB Trade Deadline and discuss some of the possible position targets for the Astros as they look to make a strong push down the stretch of the season. And as always, the Crawford Boxcast is presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock, it's a homerun every time! 

On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing, Ross and Gordy discuss the Astros series win in Toronto, and the blown opportunity in Minnesota. They also discuss Alex Bregman's future, and Josh Hader's homerun barrage this season. 

Chris Gordy and Ross Villareal bring you this edition of The Crawford Boxcast from Karbach Brewing. They react to the Astros winning their road series against the White Sox, with a comeback effort in the finale. Jake Bloss is set to make his Major League debut and what it means for this team. Plus, they get you set for the upcoming series with the Baltimore Orioles. 

Adam Wexler and Adam Clanton talk about what's going on in Houston sports and more on June 20th, 2024.Live from Karbach Brewing.Astros Win Finale In Chicago 5-3 and Take Series. Here Come The Baltimore OriolesJake Bloss Time Tomorrow Night. JJ Reddick Hired By Lakers.

Welcome to The Cluttered Desk! In this episode, Andrew and Colin discuss the first five episodes of X-Men '97. Enjoy!  *** The Coda: Hopadillo from Karbach Brewing and Jim's Organic Coffee Sweet Love Blend *** Here are links for this episode: Andrew's recommendation: This by Earth Suits Colin's recommendation: Bunny by Mona Awad and "Is There Something in the Movies?" by Samia *** Please contact us at any of these locations: Website: www.thecdpodcast.com Email: thecluttereddeskpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @TheCDPodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/thecdpodcast Andrew is on Twitter @AndrewPatrickH1 (Twitter non grata) Colin is on Twitter @ColinAshleyCox *** We want to thank Test Dream for supplying The Cluttered Desk's theme music. You can find Test Dream at any of these locations: Website: testdream.bandcamp.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/testdream Twitter: @testdream *** Our entire catalogue is available through iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play.

Adam Clanton and Adam Wexler talk about what's going on in Houston sports and more on April 11th, 2024.Astros Swept In KC.Hitters Still Cold W/ RISPTime For Astros Fans To Panic?Tribute To OJ... Only The Way AC Would Want It? 

As we are two weeks away from Astros Opening Day 2024, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal talk all things Houston Astros as Spring Training continues to churn on. They discuss Justin Verlander not being ready for Opening Day though he does appear to still be on track to start a couple of weeks into the season. They also discuss the Yankees not having Gerrit Cole for the opening series vs Houston.In addition, they discuss Dylan Coleman being sent to minor league camp, Jake Meyers hot start to Spring Training, Yanier Diaz's slow start, and another health update on Lance McCullers Jr that has him coming back around July at the earliest.The Crawford Boxcast is presented by the Crawford Bock and Karbach Brewing. 

On this edition of the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing and the Crawford Bock, Chris Gordy and Ross Villarreal discuss the report that Astros are targeting big time reliever Josh Hader. How would that work alongside Ryan Pressly?Also, we discuss losing Kendall Graveman for all of 2024 with shoulder surgery. Does that injury make the situation more dire to target a big time reliever? And we mention Dusty Baker going to work for the San Francisco Giants, as well the approaching Fan Fest this weekend.

For a second time in under two months, the Rockets (12-9) have won at least four straight games, and they're currently on pace to go 47-35 for the 2023-24 season as a whole. This time, Houston is doing it even amid a sluggish week by third-year prospects Jalen Green and Alperen Sengun. So, how are the Rockets getting it done? Hosted by Ben DuBose and Paulo Alves, Friday's episode (sponsored by Karbach Brewing) breaks it all down. Topics include a continued surge by Tari Eason and Jabari Smith Jr.; steady and perhaps undervalued play by Fred VanVleet; potential reasons for Green and Sengun's underperformance; and Ime Udoka's creative usage of what's becoming a fairly deep rotation.

Gordy and Ross on another edition of the Crawford Boxcast presented by Karbach Brewing, discussing the Astros trading for Royals reliever Dylan Coleman, and the signing of free agent catcher Victor Caratini to back up Yainer Diaz.We also discuss some comments from Dana Brown and Joe Espada, as it sounds like Jake Meyers and Chas McCormick will once again platoon in centerfield.And we react to the news that New York Yankees have traded for big hitter Juan Soto.

Tuesday's episode of The Lager Line, sponsored by Karbach Brewing, features reaction from Ben DuBose and Paulo Alves to Houston's six-game winning streak. Rockets topics include the roles of veterans such as Fred VanVleet, Dillon Brooks, and Jeff Green in closing out games; Alperen Sengun's evolution into a star big man; Ime Udoka's impressive coaching decisions; and what to make of inconsistency by young prospects Jabari Smith Jr. and Jalen Green.

Astros Insider Michael Connor joins the show courtesy of our friends at Karbach Brewing and Fred Haas Toyota World.

Monday's episode of The Lager Line, sponsored by Clutch City Lager of Karbach Brewing, explores the key takeaways from recent interviews involving general manager Rafael Stone, head coach Ime Udoka, and other members of the Houston Rockets.During the show, hosts Ben DuBose and Paulo Alves explain why Stone's remarks regarding Udoka's role in personnel decisions should be taken as a promising sign, along with the importance of Houston's draft and free agency decisions being made independently of one another. The show also offers early analysis of Udoka's rumored hires for assistant coaches.Finally, this weekend's podcast dives into the ongoing NBA Finals between Denver and Miami and various themes potentially relevant to the Rockets. Topics there include the role of Erik Spoelstra's Heat culture and whether the evolution of superstar big man Nikola Jokic with the Nuggets can provide a template for Alperen Sengun and the Rockets to follow.

Tuesday's episode, sponsored by Clutch City Lager of Karbach Brewing, features live, real-time reaction from Ben DuBose and Paulo Alves to the 2023 NBA draft lottery.With Houston landing the No. 4 overall pick and its prayers for Victor (Wembanyama) going unanswered, what prospects could the Rockets be choosing between when the draft takes place on June 22? Tuesday's show offers preliminary insight and pick-by-pick reaction. The show also explores recent rumors connecting the Rockets to former franchise icon James Harden, along with analysis of why fans should keep an open mind to the possibility in free agency.

The NBA's 2022-23 regular season is over for the young and rebuilding Houston Rockets (22-60), and they didn't wait long to kick off a busy offseason.In an occasionally fiery press conference, general manager Rafael Stone took the podium Monday at Toyota Center and explained Houston's decision to move on from head coach Stephen Silas after three seasons. As part of Stone's comments, he also pushed back on criticisms of Houston's culture and insisted the franchise would be an attractive destination this offseason – both for top coaching candidates and veteran free agents.So, is Stone's confidence warranted? Tuesday's podcast, sponsored by Clutch City Lager of Karbach Brewing, takes a deeper look. Hosts Ben DuBose and Paulo Alves share their reactions to Stone's interview, along with key criteria the team could and/or should utilize in its upcoming search.

As the NBA's 2022-23 regular season enters its final week, the young and rebuilding Houston Rockets (19-60) have long been eliminated from playoff contention. Even so, there are several important storylines to watch as the offseason approaches.With that in mind, Tuesday's show, sponsored by Clutch City Lager of Karbach Brewing, offers a complete preview. Hosts Ben DuBose and Paulo Alves evaluate Houston's recent form, including positive signs shown by Kevin Porter Jr. and renewed questions surrounding head coach Stephen Silas. Should Houston make a coaching change after the season, is Toronto's Nick Nurse a leading candidate? Reports from Raptors media suggest it's very possible, and our show breaks down his candidacy along with other criteria the Rockets may consider as they make these decisions. Finally, the show concludes with a look at which late-season games are most important when it comes to determining Houston's 2023 NBA draft placement. This includes games pertinent to Houston's own pick, as well as the one that is likely headed to the Rockets from the Los Angeles Clippers.

Michael Connor joins the show to give us all the latest details on what's happening with the Astros at Spring Training. His coverage is brought to you by Karbach Brewing.Enjoy this highlight from the Sean Salisbury Show!

Astros Third Baseman Alex Bregman Joins The Matt Thomas Show from Spring TrainingPresented by Karbach Brewing

Jake Meyers on The Matt Thomas Show from Spring Training, presented by Karbach Brewing

Astros Third Baseman Alex Bregman Joins The Matt Thomas Show from Spring TrainingPresented by Karbach Brewing

Jake Meyers on The Matt Thomas Show from Spring Training, presented by Karbach Brewing

The 2022-23 NBA trade deadline came and went, and major changes came with it for the young and rebuilding Houston Rockets.Veteran guard Eric Gordon is finally on his way to a contender (the Los Angeles Clippers), while reserves Garrison Mathews and Bruno Fernando are out the door, as well (to Atlanta). For general manager Rafael Stone, both deals were made with future draft capital in mind.With that in mind, Sunday's episode of “The Lager Line” (sponsored by Clutch City Lager of Karbach Brewing) explains why Stone and owner Tilman Fertitta deserve praise for what ultimately became a successful week for the franchise in its ongoing rebuilding efforts.The show, hosted by Ben DuBose and Paulo Alves, also explores the ripple effects of Kevin Durant's Brooklyn departure and whether it should make the Rockets more or less likely to hold those future first-round draft assets from the Nets, which last through the 2027 cycle.

Yule Shoot Your Eye Out & A Christmas Story Christmas Movie Review! Too Soon?Welcome to the Monday Night show where the boys are knocking back cold beers and talking about movies. Tonight's beer is Karbach Brewing's Yule Shoot Your Eye out; a red ale brewed with orange peel. 5.6% ABV and 18 IBU. Tonight's movie is A Christmas Story Christmas...break out the tissue, its a sad one! Thanks for watching! Cheers!

Julian Duncan, Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer with the Rockets, and Paul Suarez, Vice President of Digital Marketing, join us for Friday's new episode of The Lager Line (sponsored by Clutch City Lager of Karbach Brewing).In the podcast, Duncan and Suarez share what they see as highlights from Houston's newly released 2022-23 season schedule, as well as thoughts on the epic video that accompanied its reveal on social media. Other topics include the process of working with the NBA to put the 82-game schedule together; behind-the-scenes information on how the release video featuring Rockets players, coaches, and executives came to be; and what to watch for over the remainder of the 2022 offseason, such as jersey announcements, fan engagement strategies, and additional digital content.

Gretchen Sheirr, president of business operations for the Houston Rockets, joins the inaugural episode of The Lager Line podcast, sponsored by Clutch City Lager of Karbach Brewing. Topics on the show include highlights and takeaways from her first year as president; the importance of stability and diversity in the team's leadership; strategies to get fans, sponsors, and partners on board with a rebuild; what the 2022 offseason and 2022-23 season may look like for business and events; and much more.

On tap this week: Dipping hotdogs in beer at a ballgame..Yay or Nay? Making non-alcoholic beer taste like the real thing, Are these beer fads that are officially dead?, Bottomless beer at a NBA playoff game, Budweiser comes out with the National Recycling League, Josh Olalde of Karbach Brewing talks about capturing that perfect beer photo for social…AKA Beertography. All this and so much more presented by Cask Branding. Enjoy the show!