Returning home to Daikin following their trip on the road, the Astros tee off their 10-game homestand against the Milwaukee Brewers over the weekend, set with the Pirates and the Athletics to follow after. Cooling down a bit, the Astros fall 1-2 to Milwaukee following yesterday's 2-0 shutout final from the Brewers' pitching staff. Hoping to shake their recent losses, Astros broadcaster Steve Sparks weighs in on Houston's weekend back at Daikin and what to expect moving on to their series against the Pirates, teeing off tomorrow with Paul Skenes looking to appear in Game 2 on Wednesday. With depth still constantly fluctuating, Steve also elaborates on a few updates regarding players’ current status, with some hinting at the possibility of making their return to the 26-man roster.

Returning to Daikin following the end of Houston's road trip, the Astros appear to be turning the page as they've gone on to win 7 of their last 10 games, climbing back up the AL West Division rankings, now in 3rd place behind the Athletics and the Mariners. Entering their 9-game homestand looking to take on the Brewers, the Athletics, and the Angels, the Stros look to make the push to the top of the AL West following their heater in Chicago, which has culminated in clinching last night's Silver Boot series 3-1 over the Texas Rangers. Assessing Houston's trip on the road and returning home well-positioned to push over .500 and make a run for the top-seed in the AL West, Dan and Cole take a moment to evaluate Houston's latest hot streak and gauge, with players like Hunter Brown and Jose Altuve inching at their return to the 26-man roster, how high is the ceiling for the Houston Astros kicking into June?

On quite the heater in Chicago following the Astros weekend sweep over the Cubs, Houston keeps things rolling as they travel to Arlington to take on the Rangers, continuing their Silver Boot Rivalry. In an impeccable and historic Memorial Day performance, the Stros shut out the Rangers 9-0 Monday night with a combined no-hitter from Tatsuya Imai (6 IP), Steven Okert (1 IP), & Alimbert Santa (2 IP). Dropping Game 2 yesterday, but showing signs of having the ability to rally late following the final 10-7, the Astros appear to be turning things around here as we approach the month of June. Looking back on the Astros' trip to Chicago and hopes of closing out their rival series against the Rangers with the win, Astros GM Dana Brown joins Dan and Cole, evaluating Houston's recent rejuvenation over their time on the road, along with an injury update on a few players inching toward their return to the 26-man roster.

After taking all 3 games from the Cubs in Chicago over the weekend, the Astros roll back to Texas to take on the Rangers, continuing the two teams' annual rivalry in the Silver Boot Series. Following yesterday's Game 1 tee-off, the Astros go on to shut the Rangers out for 9 straight innings with Tatsuya Imai, Steven Okert, and Alimber Santa combining for the organization's 18th no-hitter. Revisiting last night's outing in Arlington, former and longtime right-handed pitcher now Astros broadcaster, Steve Sparks, joins Dan and Cole looking back on yesterday's extraordinary no-hitter and gauges where this now puts the team mentally, now climbing back up the AL West rankings with injuries and depth at times remaining persistent.

Following their trip up North to Chicago, the Astros leave Wrigley Field in pretty high spirits as they take all 3 games from the Cubs, gaining their second series sweep of the season. Traveling back to Texas to take on the Rangers in Arlington, the Houston Astros again make history as they take Game 1 yesterday flawlessly with a combined no-hitter from Tatsuya Imai, Steven Okert, and Alimber Santa with a shutout final of 9-0. Marking the team's first no-hitter since Ronel Blanco's outing in 2024, the Astros now have 18 no-hitters in the organization's history combined through the regular and postseason. Assessing the Astros' recent hot streak and last night's shutout in Arlington, Dan and Cole react to the Astros' Memorial Day weekend in Chicago rolling over into Arlington and pose to listeners: can this Astros season still be salvaged for another postseason?