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Late Hits with Patrick Creighton ESPN Houston
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ESPN Houston’s Patrick Creighton brings his no-holds-barred style of sports talk to Houston airwaves, covering all the local and national sports news that matters. Brace yourself for “Late Hits," weeknights at 8pm on ESPN 97.5 & 92.5 FM or anytime on your device at http://espn975.com!
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12/15/2023 Hour 1 - Who Must Step Up for the Texans on Sunday?
Hour 1 of Late Hits with Patrick Creighton!
This hour Patrick and producer spent the bulk of the hour discussing what needs to happen for the Texans to overcome injuries, and beat the Titans on Sunday
Plus, bizarre food takes that they don't understand, some of them from other 97.5 personalities -
12/14/2023 Hour 1 - Could the Texans Surprise Us on Sunday?
Hour 1 of Late Hits with Patrick Creighton!
This hour... Patrick and producer Brian McDonald mostly discussed how badly injuries have killed the Texans recently, and if Davis Mills and a group of backup receivers have a chance to surprise us with a win at Tennessee on Sunday -
12/14/2023 Hour 2 - How the Business of Baseball is Hurting the Astros
Hour 2 of Late Hits with Patrick Creighton!
This hour Patrick and producer Brian McDonald discussed the Dodgers getting even better after the signing of Ohtani by trading for Rays ace Tyler Glasnow.
Also, the business behind MLB TV deals/RSNs that have caused some teams to seemingly have unlimited budgets, while others aren't spending a dime.
Plus, the 5 reasons why the Texans season isn't over! -
12/7/2023 Hour 3 - Yanks making moves, Astros are not!
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12/7/2023 Hour 1 - Why you should listen to PC about the Texans
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12/4/2023 Hour 1 - Time for the Astros to Decide Their Future!
Hour 1 of Late Hits with Patrick Creighton!
This hour Patrick and producer Brian McDonald spent the bulk of the hour talking about the Astros future with trade rumors swirling over star 3B Alex Bregman.
It's time for the Astros to decide their future; will they spend what it takes to keep winning at the level they're use to, or will they risk the window closing on choosing not to play their stars?