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Hosted by Unknown Host · Sports · EN · 1,000 episodes
Adam Clanton & Adam Wexler are The A-Team, talking all things Houston sports & more.
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The A-Team w/ Wexler & Clanton
Monday on The A-Team , Adam Wexler reacts to the Astros’ series loss to the Mariners and their continued struggles against Seattle, which has seemingly had Houston’s number all season. Plus, Wexler looks ahead to the Texans hosting the Raiders, shares his thoughts on Mike D’Antoni’s Hall of Fame induction, and much more!
The A-Team w/ Wexler & Clanton
Monday on The A-Team , KPRC2's Aaron Wilson joined Adam Wexler to discuss the Texans signing QB Brett Rypien after Graham Mertz suffered a torn ACL in Houston’s first preseason game. Wilson also shared insight on the Texans’ depth, what to expect from the joint practices with the Raiders, and the options Houston is still considering along the offensive and defensive lines.
The A-Team w/ Wexler & Clanton
The Athletic’s Chandler Rome joined The A-Team to discuss Yordan Alvarez needing to hit a few more homers to maintain his MVP lead, while Cal Raleigh’s sudden drop in production has been difficult to explain. Rome also addressed Houston’s pitching uncertainty. Tatsuya Imai didn’t inspire much confidence in his latest outing, and the Astros are still sorting out their rotation beyond the top three as the schedule forces the club to explore additional options. Ronel Blanco, Cristian Javier, Imai, Mike Burrows and Space Cowboys pitcher Ethan Pecko could all be candidates to join the rotation. As for José Altuve’s struggles this season, Rome noted that most players are dealing with some sort of injury in August. Whether Altuve’s struggles are age- or injury-related, the Astros don’t need him to carry the lineup—they simply need him to contribute.
The A-Team w/ Wexler & Clanton
Friday on The A-Team , Adam Clanton and Adam Wexler preview the Astros-Mariners series, share their takeaways from the Texans’ first preseason game, react to reports that Graham Mertz tore his ACL, discuss who Houston could sign to replace its third-string quarterback, and much more!
The A-Team w/ Wexler & Clanton
Thursday on The A-Team , Adam Clanton and Adam Wexler react to the Astros’ series win over the Giants and look ahead to Houston’s matchup with the Mariners this weekend. Plus, AC and Wex discuss what to watch for in the Texans’ preseason matchup with the Chargers on Thursday night and react to another media member floating the idea of the Texans signing Baker Mayfield if C.J. Stroud continues to struggle.
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