"I don't want to go," Ryan Theriot said. "I understand why the Astros want the games there. They're in the wild-card [race] and playing well. But [if] that storm does turn and they evacuate the city, then what do you do? Now we're stuck. You hop on a bus and go where?I mean, I guess it is a hurricane, right? He's still a badass.
"Take a bus from Houston to Chicago? I just don't know what the outcome will be, and [hurricanes are] so hard to predict. When you have no power or no cabs to get anything to eat and you're just stuck, that's no fun for anybody. … I'd hate to get stuck."
***UPDATE: Friday and Saturday's games have now been postponed to a later date.
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In fairness his brother's roof got blown off last week in Baton Rouge. I would be a bit nervous too. I overheard him say that BR was worse than when Katrina hit. His brother called it a war zone.
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