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Roy O win = Increase Trade Value

Posted on May 27, 2010 by BudGirl in Game Recaps

Astros 5, Brewers 0
W: Roy Oswalt, L: Chris Narveson

Astros recap

This was an enjoyable game to watch for a change. There were some timely hits, good pitching by Oswalt and Lyon, and some solid defense (no errors).

Roy went 8 complete innings allowing no runs and only 4 hits and 1 walk. If Roy keeps pitching like this and there could be a great bidding war by teams to acquire him. Go Roy Go!

Lance Berkman also had a good game last night. He went 3 for 4. If he keeps that up, he should get his average up to where it should be and increase his trade value at the same time.

Carlos Lee also seemed to swing the bat well. He had his average up to a whopping .201 but made an out at his last at-bat to lower it to .199. But, I think he’s getting his grove back and will be the Carlos Lee that smiles alot.

I also think anyone that pisses and moans about Carlos Lee’s defense needs to be glad that we don’t have Ryan Braun prowling around left field. What a train wreck. He’s horrible on defensive. I hope his offense is enough for the shitty way he plays out there.

But, back to the trade values. While I have enjoyed watching Oswalt and Berkman play for the Astros, I do not have the same love for them that I had for Bagwell and Biggio. I do not necessarily want to see them be traded, but if that is what it takes to improve this team then that is what is needed. Bagwell and Biggio were fortunate to be on teams that had a good farm system which helped keep the teams competitive. Oswalt and Berkman are not as fortunate.

Other side note:
I watched the game at Griff’s last night with Bench. I ate the Oreo early and good things happened. I didn’t pass up any shots and good things happened. I do not plan to go to Grif’s everynight and follow this ritual, but it was good time. I even learned some handy driving tips. Good times.

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