Late Hits with Patrick Creighton

ESPN Houston's own Patrick Creighton talks about the state of the rockets and Tilman Fertitta's hand in it's breakdown. Also the Astros loss of Gorge Springer and them gaining new players.

ESPN Houston's own Patrick Creighton goes into growing concerns around Deshaun Watson and his possible departure from the Texans organization.

In the final hour of the show Patrick goes over Nick Caserio's remarks from his first press conference as the Texans GM; an MLB Employee is throwing lots of big name pitchers under the bus; and will the Astros spend money again when life goes back to normal?

In the first hour of the show Patrick talks about Nick Caserio's introductory press conference with the Houston Texans and where they go from here.

In the final hour of the show Patrick continues the talk about Deshaun Watson being unhappy with the Texans and what would be a the right asking price for a Watson trade?

In the first hour of the show Patrick talks about the rumors that Deshaun Watson is considering asking the Texans for a trade after the hiring of Nick Caserio; Bob Nightengale joins the show to talk about the Cleveland Indians trading Francisco Lindor to the Mets; and the Astros picked up a reliever for a one-year deal. 

In the final hour of the show Patrick looks more at the Texans coaching and GM vacancies; and Tom Herman was fired over the holiday weekend and it might have been due to recruiting issues.

In the first hour of the show Patrick talks about giving Deshaun Watson some respect for the performance he had this season despite the Texans being garbage; and looks at options rumored to be in consideration for the vacant Head Coaching job for the Texans.

ESPN Houston's own Patrick Creighton talks about the Rockets and James Harden's potential with the Rockets and Christian Wood. Later breaks down the COVID sports year of 2020.

ESPN Houston's own Patrick Creighton talks about the Deshaun Watson's critics and what is the Texans future. Along with what the Astros face in COVID affecting their salary.