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DCTF has LC-M a 4 point favorite

DCTF has Bridge City a 13 point favorite

DCTF has East Chambers a 2 point favorite

DCTF has Nederland a 7 point favorite

DCTF has PA Memorial a 41 point favorite

DCTF has PN-G an 18 point favorite

DCTF has La Porte a 25 point favorite.

DCTF has these as the favorites: Livingston (0-1) @ Liberty (0-1) Livingston -12 LCM (1-0) @ HJ (1-0) LC-M -4 BC (1-0) @ Vidor (0-1) Bridge City -13 Huffman (1-0) @ Lumberton (0-1) Huffman -15

DCTF has this game too close to call.

BC, 49-24

LC-M, 30-21

Ned, 24-21

SETXsports/Texan Live will broadcast the Huffman at Lumberton game. SETXsports will broadcast Bridge City at Vidor game.

If West Brook handles business this week, it's possible they could land in the rankings. Kind of hoping they get there before Oct. 17 to give us a state ranked match up in PA. I am definitely making that game either way.

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[Hidden Content] Coverage area teams in this week's rankings: 6A #3 Summer Creek #15 North Shore #22 CE King 5A DI #5 Angleton #6 Port Arthur Memorial #8 La Porte 5A DII #3 Port Neches-Groves 3A DI #4 Palestine Westwood #9 Fairfield 3A DII #5 Newton #8 Woodville 2A DI #10 Garrison 1A DI #8 Chester

Starting to get into the district races. What game or games will you be attending this week? Here is where I'll be this week: Thursday Hardin at East Chambers (pre game meal at Tia Juanita's) Friday Huffman at Lumberton - I'll be doing the color commentary for the SETXsports/Texan Live broadcast (pre game meal at Hamburger Depot) Saturday Mississippi State at Texas A&M (pre game meal at the tailgate)

I got Brook, 28-14

Of course they all have injuries just not on this scale. That's why it set an all time MLB record. Keep up or is that too complicated for your intellect? They missed the playoffs due to a tiebreaker with all those injuries. A simpleton could see that had an effect on their season. Nobody here thinks they made the playoffs. But only a "less than average" intellect thinks the injuries didn't have an impact on their season.

Setting the all time MLB record for IL transactions in a season is as "real" as it gets. Anyone dismissing that FACT as to why the season didn't go as well has a "less than average" intellect. Even the "average" fan can see the "realism" in that.

I'll be on the sidelines for this one. Will hold my thoughts.

Cleveland and Detroit finished at 87-75 just like Houston. Only Toronto (East Div. champ) Seattle (West Div. champ), Yankees and Red Sox had better records. Cleveland and Detroit had the tiebreakers over Houston. But finished with the same record. You know, all about wins/losses.

I got it this way: 1. WO-S 2. Silsbee 3. HF 4. Jasper/Shepherd (leaning towards Shepherd)

Houston finishes the season with a win and an 87-75 record. That's 12 games above .500 which by my calculations is "above average". In the American League (15 teams), only 4 teams finished with a better overall win/loss record. That puts the Astros in the top 1/3 of the league, not "middle of the pack". In the MLB (30 teams), 9 teams had better overall win/loss records. Houston is in top 1/3 of all of baseball in win/loss record for the season. Not "middle of the pack". All this while having the worst season for injuries of any baseball team in MLB history, Pretty proud of that effort considering those circumstances. Proud to be an Astro Fan!!! (and not a pessimistic sports fan).

I highly doubt the Angels are throwing any quality pitchers the last couple of games.