Astros Podcast: The 2014 MLB Draft Hangover

Astros Baseball: Jon Singleton, the 2014 MLB Draft and can the Astros make the playoffs? Astros Minors: The 2014 MLB Draft, Nolan Fontana and the final good bye.

By Timothy De Block Jun 10, 2014, 8:00am CDT

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TCBP AB 120: The Draft Hangover

In this episode David Coleman, Sean Feist, Ryan Dunsmore and myself discuss

Jon Singleton's impact on the major league club
Impressions of the draft
Can the Astros make the playoffs?

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TCB AMP 23: The Final Episode

In this episode Brooks Parker and myself discuss:

Impressions from the draft and signing status for a few draftees
Recognizing Nolan Fontana's excellent season so far this season, which no one is talking about
The final goodbye

I know several of you really enjoy the AMP podcast, but it has come time to end the show. I am planning to start a new podcast that focus on information security, which is what I currently do for a living. To get that project off the ground I needed to cut back on one of three regularly produced podcasts and, unfortunately, the AMP made the most sense. But don't consider this a stopping point for minor league podcast content, we will begin covering minor league stuff in the regular podcast again and both Brooks and Anthony have an open invitation to join us on that podcast. Look at it as a call-up to the big leagues.

Thank you to everyone that listened and enjoyed the show.

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Next Scheduled Podcast Recording: June 15, 2014, 7 p.m. CT

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