Guv Dude will let us know from San Antonio this Monday his future plans.
Hmmm! Let’s see. San Antonio?
I’m thinking maybe he could be a tour guide at The Alamo.
Maybe he’s going to join Anjelah Johnson, the Taco Cabana “TC Girl”, and be the “TC Dude.”
Maybe he’ll be the new voice of the Whataburger ads and they can have one of those online contests on whether he should be called “Fancy Dude” or “Spicy Dude.”
My pal Bill Miller told Patti Kilday Hart that he thinks Guv Dude is running for president.
I don’t think that is going to happen.
One unnamed political observer told Hart that Dude was running for reelection because he didn’t want folks to think that Sen. Wendy Davis chased his arse out of office.
I don’t believe that.
The Pirates have the best record in MLB. When was the last time they lost 100 or more games in a season?
My pal Jose de Jesus Ortiz has a piece on chron.com about the ‘Stros giving baseball a bad name in H-Town. Here is how it starts:
Quite simply there’s not much positive to say about the Astros’ performance Monday night.
If the game had been a boxing match, it would have been stopped after five innings and the licensing body would wonder why Jeff Luhnow put such an overmatched roster on the field against the Rays.
If you love baseball and genuinely love Houston and baseball in Houston, performances like the one on Monday night must make you wonder if the game plan will kill baseball in Houston for years to come.
Houston is a front-running town, and the Astros cannot afford to lose a generation of fans. Keep in mind that once the Texans start training camp in three weeks, all the attention will turn to the Texans.
In 2010 the Pirates went 57-105.
The combined score of the last two games is Rays 20, ‘Stros zip. Here is what the Skipper said about the last two games:
“It’s hard to judge these last couple games because we’ve faced their top pitchers. We’ll come around and it’s nothing to worry about.”
A week or so ago I thought we were playing pretty good. I don’t know what to say but look at the Pirates.
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