Houston loses again...

[Torridd]

Do we need to worry about Minnesota too?

[Inside Pitch]

8 minutes ago, Torridd said:

Do we need to worry about Minnesota too?

Cleveland is likely asking themselves the same thing.....

[Second Base]

I think the Angels can just focus on winning ball games and at the end of the year, they'll be fine. Regardless of what Houston and Minnesota do, the Angels still have to win. 

You can't put too much emphasis on what happens this early, because a lot can still happen. I think the most significant development is regrettably Boston and New York. The Red Sox are better than they were given credit for, and no surprise, the Yankees aren't actually that good. They'll hit the long ball, but their defense is awful and their pitching looks less reliable than ours.

[stormngt]

7 minutes ago, Scotty@AW said:

I think the Angels can just focus on winning ball games and at the end of the year, they'll be fine. Regardless of what Houston and Minnesota do, the Angels still have to win. 

You can't put too much emphasis on what happens this early, because a lot can still happen. I think the most significant development is regrettably Boston and New York. The Red Sox are better than they were given credit for, and no surprise, the Yankees aren't actually that good. They'll hit the long ball, but their defense is awful and their pitching looks less reliable than ours.

We worry about too many things not in our control.  Right now its early,  we should wait until at least August before we start worrying about what other teams are doing.

[Ace-Of-Diamonds]

1 hour ago, Torridd said:

Do we need to worry about Minnesota too?

I watched both games and The twins weren't playing well at all. In the first game Keuchel walked in a run  and the Astros offense was nonexistent. In the Twins scored all their runs in the 4th inning on 3 walks a wild pitch a bases loaded triple and a HR. They didn't score before that or after that until 2 outs in the 9th on another HR. A poorly pitched game from both teams. Tons of walks on both sides.