Does Altuve's catch give you some confidence?

Yes, you?

1000%. I'm all on board like you

Do you support Pete Hegseth becoming the next Secretary of Defense?

the greatest 2nd baseman in mlb history will become the greatest left fielder in astros history 💫

That’s a nice play for someone barely learning the position. I initially thought he might only be out there when Framber/Brown (extreme GB pitchers) pitch, but he might get some more time out there.

I think he’ll be more than serviceable. I think the throw earlier today was more reassuring. Yes it was off, but it was the correct decision and part of the error was on Caratini.

He’s too valuable at second to be in left field. I’m concerned about his arm. I don’t think he can throw a runner out at home which is a must for the left fielder.

This seems like a catch most professional baseball players should be able to make.

Is this really what he wants to do? I’m just picturing some kind of ridiculous foot or knee injury from all the extra running that he is not used to doing.

No. Altuve in LF is one of the weirdest moves I have ever seen in baseball.

No. It’s a Hall-of-Famer catching a fly ball. But to be fair, I’d be real concerned had he not made it.