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Bob Nightengale Shares New Details on Astros Firing Dana Brown & Joe Espada’s Future
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USA Today MLB insider Bob Nightengale joins Scott Braun, A.J. Pierzynski and Jason Kipnis to share new details on the Astros’ stunning decision to part ways with GM Dana Brown and why he believes manager Joe Espada will be gone after the season. Nightengale reveals that Astros owner Jim Crane had already lost trust in Brown, including vetoing a trade he had agreed to at the deadline, while the guys debate whether Houston’s demanding expectations are fair given the challenges Brown and Espada have faced. They also examine the wide-open AL West, why the Mariners have become one of baseball’s biggest disappointments and why Nightengale currently likes the Rangers’ chances to emerge from the division. Plus, he explains why more jobs could be on the line around the AL West if teams like Seattle continue to fall short of expectations.
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