Cam Smith Hit a Ball 113.9 MPH to Save the Season: Houston's Division Lead Nearly Vanished, and a Hot Prospect Got DFA'd to Make Room
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Cam Smith Hit a Ball 113.9 MPH to Save the Season: Houston's Division Lead Nearly Vanished, and a Hot Prospect Got DFA'd to Make Room
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With two outs and Houston down to its last strike in San Francisco, rookie Cam Smith squared up a ball at 113.9 miles per hour — the hardest-hit ball of his career — to force extra innings and keep a shrinking division lead alive. We break down a rough 2-4 week that nearly handed the AL West back to Texas, the cold roster math that got the farm system's hottest hitter designated for assignment to make room for a waiver claim, and the encouraging first step in Carlos Correa's comeback: he's swinging a bat again after being written off for the season back in May. Plus Yordan Álvarez's Triple Crown watch gets its first real challenger, a Double-A catcher keeps doing things that get him full segments two weeks running, and a prospect spotlight on a former big leaguer trying to earn his way back. Astros, Space Cowboys, Hooks, Tourists, and Woodpeckers — all in one place, every Wednesday.