2023 League Championship Series
October 15, 2023 by Edward Kasputis
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The Final Four is set. Rangers vs. Astros. Diamondbacks vs. Phillies. We celebrate playoff baseball and interview William Metzger from crawfishboxes.com about his beloved Astros.
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2023 Houston Astros
March 26, 2023 by Edward Kasputis
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Altuve is hurt and Verlander is gone, but the Astros have not lost a step. Ed Kasputis interviews William Metzger from crawfishboxes.com about the World Champions and their bright prospects for 2023.
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2022 Houston Astros
June 19, 2022 by Edward Kasputis
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Happy Juneteenth! Who can catch the first place Astros? Ed Kasputis interviews William Metzger from crawfishboxes.com about the ‘Stros.
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2021 Houston Astros
June 27, 2021 by Edward Kasputis
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They’re in first and strongly leading Major League Baseball in offense. Can the Houston Astros slug their way to the World Series? Ed Kasputis interviews William Metzger, Managing Editor of crawfishboxes.com about the team that is out slugging the 1927 New York Yankees.
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2019 Houston Astros
April 21, 2019 by Edward Kasputis
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Can the Houston Astros win over 100 games for the third year in a row? Ed Kasputis interviews William Metzger from crawfishboxes.com about this year’s Astros and how they add value to their pitching staff.
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2011 Houston Astros
September 1, 2011 by Edward Kasputis
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The Astros are in last but Houston is a great city. Our PhD Committee talks about Houston and the Astros. Ed Kasputis interviews both Timothy De Block from crawfishboxes.com and James Yasko from astroscounty.com about the Astros. The Astros have many great fans (including George H.W. Bush) and their day will come. Ed, Farley & Mark debate whether Little Leaguers should be paid for appearing in the Little League World Series and another great segment of 100 Places to See. We then pack up and head east. Next week it’s time to enjoy the Inner Harbor and the Baltimore Orioles.
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Who’s in First – August 30, 2011
August 30, 2011 by Edward Kasputis
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Can the Professor Repeat?
This week is Astros week with our podcast featuring the Houston Astros being released on Friday, September 2nd. Ed Kasputis will be interviewing Timothy De Block from crawfishboxes.com and James Yasko from astroscounty.com about their beloved Astros.
On another note, with 30 days left in the regular season, Professor Bruce Bukiet from the New Jersey Institute of Technology is leading in our predictions contest. If the season would end today, 6 of Bukiet’s 8 teams would make the playoffs (Red Sox, Yankees, Tigers, Rangers, Phillies & Braves.) Jonathan Eig and Baseball PhD’s Mark Rantala are tied for second with 5 teams that would make the playoffs today.
“The key is the American League Central.” says Ed Kasputis, Creative Director of Baseball PhD. “Professor Bukiet has picked the Tigers while Jonathan Eig has chosen the White Sox. Whoever wins the AL Central will win it all. Catching the Professor will be as hard as catching the motivated Astros fan whose video is below.”
