No excuses if you’re not on the bandwagon of the Rockets. Who is the pressure on? Rockets need to make sure that they take care of business tonight! Houston sports help heal. Well the Astros are winning! Kemp with another AMAZING catch. Dream better than Ewing. Stand up job by the Rockets to honor Santa Fe high school.

Patrick starts the second hour talking Astros vs. Indians and this being the turning of the corner for the offense to come alive and transitions to the demise of the arlington rangers. Patrick asks a question, “How do you think the Rockets come back from Oakland?”, as he breaks down the two games in Oakland. Floyd Johnson Promoter for the Mike Rozier Heisman player’s weekend to benefit childhood cancer survivors (Grace Foundation.org) joins the show. Patrick finishes the show with a little NBA talk.

Patrick starts the show processing the tragedy in Santa Fe, TX.

Patrick starts the second hour with Houston Astros and their slumbering offense and great pitching but no reason for panic. Patrick discuses the matchup between the Astros vs. Indians which could be respite for Astros turning the corner to last year’s offense. Patrick explains the Astros probable rise to leave behind the Angles and Mariners (due to Robinson Cano’s drug suspension). Patrick delves into Justin Verlander’s sure fire Hall of Fame career and latest Houston milestone. Patrick talks about Jake Marisnick’s demotion to the minors, Tony Kemp’s promotion to the 40, Evan Gattis, and Marwin Gonzalez. He gives some AAA love to some of the Astros young hitters. Patrick has Ideas for DHs for the Astros needing a legit power bat. Patrick ends the night talking about Charles Barkley’s jump on the Rockets bandwagon.

Patrick starts the show discussing the Rockets blow out of the Warriors and the national media’s demise of the Mike D’Antoni offense in the playoffs. Patrick talks about the arrest of rapper Tekashi69 in Houston. Patrick asks “What are Houston Rockets Fan’s realistic expectations?”

In the second hour of the show, Pat begins with some discussion of the Rockets-Warriors series and why the national media’s takes on it have completely baffled him. After the opening segment, he switches gears and talks about the Texans’ draft picks at rookie minicamp as well as Rice letting Wayne Graham go at the end of the season. To wrap up the show, he vents about his frustration with Jake Marisnick.

To kick off a Friday edition of Late Hits, Pat discusses his frustration with national media’s opinions on the Rockets-Warriors series. As the show rolls on, he makes his case for the Rockets. To finish the hour, he continues his analysis of the series and explains why it is vastly different from Raptors-Cavs.

Patrick begins the final hour with more Rockets talk, specifically the original opinions that the national media had on the Rockets after acquiring Chris Paul. Patrick re-visits the playoff past of James Harden. Jose informs Patrick of who Childish Gambino is. Jose and Patrick talk about how hard it is to keep up with TV shows nowadays. Patrick also re-visits Chris Paul’s playoff past. Patrick gives a live update on the Yankees-Red Sox game. Patrick finishes the Show with Texans talk.

Patrick starts the show talking about the Rockets-Warriors matchup, and calls out those who assume the Warriors will win the WCF. Patrick takes a call from a fan who shares his feelings about the Rockets. Patrick calls out the Warriors for calling out the Rockets on openly stating that their team is built to beat them. One fan gives a very bold prediction of the WCF. A fan gives his thoughts on PJ Tucker and Luc Mbah a Moute’s impact on the Rockets. Patrick also discusses Harden and Paul’s playoff past. Patrick ends the hour with his continued support of the Rockets against the Warriors.

The second hour of Late Hits starts with Patrick discussing Jose Altuve and the Astros bats. He talks about the Astors very high strikeout rate and Jake Marisnick Very poor hitting. Patrick talks about the possiblitlity of players coming up from the m inors, including JD Davis and Tony Kemp.