Looking to avoid the sweep from the Guardians' later this evening after recently sweeping the Dodgers' in Los Angeles, the Astros seem to have retracked a bit as we inch closer to the All-star break. Joining and discussing the organizations midseason grade thus far as we approach the break, and providing updates regarding a few lingering injuries still, Dana Brown shares a few pros and cons he loves at the midway point we've now reached along with acknowledging a few players that are All-star's and will represent the Houston Astros for the 2025 All-star game.

Now reaching the midpoint of the season just 4 games away from the All-star break Sean and Dan take a moment with MLB Network's 3x All-star and former first basemen Sean Casey, assessing the leagues 2025 season thus far. Overlooking the league's progression since his retirement and judging new trends and rules implemented into today's game, Sean shares a few of his thoughts mixed with a few select favorites he has rolling into and coming out of the All-star break.

Dwindling down to the final games before the All-star break tees off in Atlanta and coming back down to Earth from their outstanding holiday weekend in Los Angeles, the Astros lose their series opener taking on the Guardians' yesterday evening with a final score of 7-5. Still leading the AL West division and still holding their rank at 2nd in the American League roughly 3 games back behind the Tigers Sean, Dan, & Chris evaluate yesterday's small setback and how yesterday's loss could be fuel to the fire rolling into and coming out of the All-star break.

Concluding an epic series showdown in Los Angeles and celebrating a remarkable 4th of July weekend, the Astros come back to Houston sizzling hot following their 6 game away stretch taking 2 of the 3 from the Rockies and shockingly sweeping the Dodgers following yesterday's 5-1 victory. Returning back home here at Daikin now roughly 2 games back behind the Tigers for the best record in the MLB, Steve joins and shares a few ideal takeaways from the Astros' weekend series and what a series win like this means as we inch close to the start of the second half of the season.

With the Astros showing constant resiliency in continuing to grind out wins as injuries seem to be an everlasting issue, the Stros' stay afloat following last nights 5-3 victory furthering their run to the top of American League. Looking to get the sweep following today's day game and discussing the Astros' excessive amount of injuries, Sean and Dan take a moment in fun with a few laughs circling moments of their own recollecting a few timely injuries they've sustained just like a few of our very own Astro players.

With the All-star break roughly 2 weeks away, the Astros look to be in a pretty solid spot leading the AL West Division, trailing the Detroit Tigers at the top of the American League just 2 games back. With injuries continuously becoming an issue for this Astros' organization now with Jeremy Pena placed on the IL regarding fractured ribs and news breaking yesterday pertaining to Yordan Alvarez's hand injury, somehow the club still strafes off wins following yesterdays 6-5 victory over the Rockies. Revisiting some tough conversations again, Astros GM Dana Brown joins and shares a few takeaways from the Stros' hot streak along with providing some clarity to a few names around the clubhouse and their timeline back to the lineup.