Brett Chancey and Corey Morris break down the latest in Houston Sports. Sit back and enjoy this audio version of Houston Sports Download! 

The Astros are in 1st place. They are up there mainly due to their pitching staff. Jeremy Pena is having a career year, Jake Meyers is still getting hot. When will Alvarez return? HOUSTON ASTROS SURGE TO FIRST PLACE: CAN THEY MAINTAIN MOMENTUM?

The Astros climb to the top spot despite facing MLB's toughest schedule. Sean Wheelhouse and former MLB player Mike Stanton break down Houston's impressive home record (22-12) and league-leading strikeout performance. The duo analyzes Jeremy Pena's improved contact, Jake Myers' defensive prowess, and Forest Whitley's uncertain future with the team. They also discuss Christian Walker's struggles and potential solutions to boost his .206 batting average. Tune in for expert insights on the Astros' pitching dominance, standout defensive plays, and strategies for maintaining their first-place standing in a competitive division.

Htown Wheelhouse from Locked on Astros, Back to the Bullpen and Stroz411 brings you a new show. Also introducing Corey from Corey Mixed it of Tik Tok, these two Houston area sports fans bring you an exciting new sports show! Tune in as this show will only grow over time! 

In this episode, Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey delve into the recent four-game series between the Houston Astros and the Tampa Bay Rays, highlighting the performance of pitcher Hunter Brown. The discussion covers game-by-game breakdowns, standout plays, and key moments that led to the series split. The host also analyzes Brown's pitching mechanics, his statistical improvements over the season, and his impact on the team's rotation.

Additionally, the episode touches on the Astros' offensive strategies, bullpen dynamics, and how these elements contributed to the outcomes of the games. Listener questions and comments are addressed, providing a comprehensive overview of the team's current standing and future prospects.

In this exciting episode, we break down the Houston Astros' nail-biting win over the Toronto Blue Jays! Framber Valdez was lights out, tossing a complete game on just 83 pitches, marking the fewest pitches thrown by a lefty in a complete game since Tom Glavine. Yainer Diaz sealed the deal with a dramatic walk-off homer, and Jake Meyers kickstarted the scoring with a strong performance. The win propels the Astros to within half a game of first place, especially with the Mariners' loss tonight. Tune in for all the highlights, key plays, and what this means for the Astros' standings!

In this episode, Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey delve into the Houston Astros' recent performances, focusing on the team's offensive struggles and pitching strengths. They discuss standout performances, including Ronel Blanco's quality starts, and analyze the impact of Yordan Alvarez's absence on the lineup. The hosts also explore the broader MLB landscape, touching on the competitive dynamics within the American League West.

Key Topics Covered:

Houston Astros' offensive challenges and potential solutions

Ronel Blanco's contributions to the pitching staff

Yordan Alvarez's injury and its effect on the team's performance

Analysis of the National League West standings and team performances

On this episode of Back to the Bullpen, Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey break down the ongoing tale of two teams within the Houston Astros — a pitching staff that continues to dominate and an offense that can’t seem to find its rhythm. Ronel Blanco delivers yet another quality start, proving his consistency on the mound, but with Yordan Alvarez sidelined, the offensive struggles are only magnified. The guys dive into what’s working, what’s not, and what it’ll take to turn things around. Get next-level Astros coverage from the bullpen to the batter’s box with Stanton and Chancey.

In the latest episode of Back to the Bullpen, hosts Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey delve into the standout performance of Hunter Brown, the Houston Astros' presumptive American League Pitcher of the Month. Brown's impressive outings have been pivotal in the Astros' recent success, with the team showcasing a potent offense to back him up. The duo discusses the synergy between Brown's pitching and the Astros' offensive lineup, highlighting key moments and strategies that have contributed to their victories.​ Additionally, Stanton and Chancey turn their attention to the Chicago Cubs, analyzing their potential as true contenders for a World Series appearance in 2025. Despite recent challenges, including a 10-4 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies, the Cubs have demonstrated resilience and depth. The hosts examine the team's strengths, such as their potent offense and stable rotation, while also addressing areas needing improvement, particularly the bullpen's performance. They discuss the Cubs' strategic moves, including roster changes and acquisitions, and assess their prospects for a deep postseason run.​ For a comprehensive analysis of Hunter Brown's rise and the Chicago Cubs' playoff aspirations, tune into this episode of Back to the Bullpen with Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey. Their expert insights offer a detailed look at these two dynamic teams as they navigate the challenges of the 2025 MLB season.

Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey discuss the things that befall the Astros right now. Also who in this leage is hot and who is not? Juan Soto and Aaron Judge having opposite years. The NL West is a juggernaut. Who will sustain their winning ways? 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5163664323903488

I'm your host Htown Wheelhouse, joined by former MLB pitcher and 3-time World Series Champion Mike Stanton, bringing you next-level insight straight from the big-league trenches.

Right now, the story in Houston is a familiar one—the Astros offense is off to another slow start, while the pitching staff is doing exactly what it's built to do. The starters have been clutch, keeping the team in games and holding the line, but the bats just haven’t woken up.

Can Yordan Alvarez be the spark this lineup desperately needs? Or will the weight continue to fall on the arms of a rotation that's already carrying the load?

We’ve got the answers, the analysis, and the attitude—this is Back to the Bullpen!"*