Evan Gattis joins Robert Ford and Steve Sparks from the Astros dugout following Wednesday's victory over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Manager A.J. Hinch then joins the show to talk about the success of Josh Reddick and Dallas Keuchel. Hinch is impressed with Keuchel's performance, saying "It's a sign that Dallas is the anchor we expect him to be." Finally, Angels relief pitcher Cam Bedrosian shares memories of his first game at Minute Maid Park, playing humble and playing with All-Star Mike Trout

A.J. Hinch, Josh Reddick and Dallas Keuchel discuss the team's 5-1 win.

Lance McCullers was solid in a 2-1 win, helped by homers from Carlos Beltran and Jake Marisnick.

Robert Ford and Manager A.J. Hinch recap Joe Musgrove's performance last night in the Astros loss to the Los Angeles Angels. Hinch then previews Dallas Keuchel's start tonight at Minute Maid. Next, Steve Sparks catches up with veteran backstop Brain McCann. McCann talks about the bullpen, his family and choice of walk up music and tells Sparky about his thoughts on the Astros lineup, "I get a front row seat to a pretty great show every night."

A.J. Hinch talks about starter Joe Musgrove's outing. George Springer details his near catch and Musgrove breaks down on the home run allowed to Albert Pujols in a 5-2 loss to the Angels.

Today's star-studded podcast could fill the Astros bullpen. First, Chris Devenski joins us from the Astros dugout following Monday's victory over the Los Angeles Angles. Devenski gives credit to the entire staff by dubbing it a "Great team win." Later, Manager A.J. Hinch updates the injury status of Carlos Correa and shares his thoughts of having a "team bullpen". Musgrove then joins us to talk tattoos, coffee and competing for a rotation spot this spring. Finally, lefty specialist Tony Sipp gets in depth about making recent adjustments which have lead to his recent success.

Jose Altuve drove in two runs and Chris Devenski struck out four batters over two perfect frames of relief in the Astros' win. Jose Altuve talks about his offensive contributions and manager A.J. Hinch breaks down the performance of Charlie Morton.

4/15/17: Despite being no-hit through six innings, the Astros' offense surged for eight runs in the final three innings to win 10-6. Bob Melvin discusses how the game went from an A's no-hitter to giving up 10 runs.

Astros hitting coach Dave Hudgens spoke with Robert Ford before Saturday's game in Oakland, California. Hudgens talks about players' approach at the plate, hitting against the shift and the recent surge of Astros' offense. But first, we're treated by Mike Devenski, who joins Steve Sparks and Ford in the radio booth during Friday's series opener. Devenski talks about his son growing up, learning to play baseball and how his mother taught him his grip on throwing a changeup

Steve Sparks gets a scouting report on the Oakland Athletics from A's radio broadcaster Vince Controneo. Next, manager A.J. Hinch talks to Robert Ford about Wednesday's come-from-behind victory. Other topics include moving Josh Reddick in the lineup, Mike Fiers, the bullpen and tonight's starter, Dallas Keuchel.

A.J. Hinch, Jose Altuve and Dallas Keuchel discuss the Astros' dominant 7-2 victory

Robert Ford and Manager A.J. Hinch dissect Tuesday's win in the Pacific Northwest. Hinch talks about the dynamic George Springer brings to the table after collecting his league-leading fifth home run. Third basemen Alex Bregman sits down with Steve Sparks to discuss his latest success at the plate and his favorite food spot in H-Town.

The Astros rally from five runs down to hand the Mariners a 10-5 loss. A.J. Hinch, Carlos Beltran and Jose Altuve talk about the win.

Astros manager A.J. Hinch breaks down his team's lack of offense and facing a tough pitcher in Seattle's lefty James Paxton.

Evan Gattis' three RBIs and George Springer's leadoff home run powered the Astros to a 7-5 victory over the Mariners. A.J. Hinch and Joe Musgrave break down the win.

Jake Marisnick, spoke to Robert Ford and Steve Sparks live from the Astros Dugout following Sunday's win at Minute Park. Manager A.J. Hinch later talks about finishing the homestand strong and starting the teams first roadtrip. Finally, Charlie Morton tells us what its like rehabbing his way back to the Majors.

The Astros can't get anything going against James Paxton, getting shut out by Mariners pitching, 6-0. A.J. Hinch and starter Charlie Morton share their thoughts on the loss.

It's time for the weekly Sunday morning discussion with Astros general manager Jeff Luhnow. Robert Ford and Steve Sparks ask Luhnow about impressions of the team's starting pitching and the wellness of Collin McHugh. The trio also discusses David Paulino, the start of the season for Minor League affiliates, Trent Thornton and benefits of the new 10-day disabled list.

Evan Gattis worked a walk-off walk in the bottom of the 12th inning to give the Astros a 5-4 victory over the Royals

The bullpen can't finish Dallas Keuchel's superb outing. A.J. Hinch chats with the media after the game.

The Astros lose a close game thanks to a 9th-inning Mariners rally. A.J. Hinch discusses plate discipline and the success of his bullpen. Ken Giles and Jose Altuve also share their thoughts on the loss.

The Astros were unable to mount any offense against Royals pitching, taking the loss 5-1. A.J. Hitch and Carlos Beltran break down the loss

Last night's walk off hero George Springer caught up with Steve Sparks before the Thursday finale against the Seattle Mariners. Springer talks about his big home run and how the team stays focused on starting 2017 strong. But first, Manager A.J. Hinch and Robert Ford break down the opening series with Seattle.

George Springer and the Houston Astros walked off victorious in the bottom of the 13th inning in Wednesday nights game against Division Rivals the Seattle Mariners. Listen to Robert Ford and Steve Sparks on Astros Radio make the final call and talk to winning pitcher Brad Peacock from the teams dugout following the dramatic win.

The Astros win in a walk-off in the 13th inning. Star of the game George Springer talks about tying the game with a double in the 7th and his big walk-off homer in the 13th.