Mark Grote

The walk-off home run that Owen Casey, I still call him Big Red, hit?

Because they looked real happy in their 1993 teal Florida Marlins style jerseys.

Everybody looked real happy with what went on.

So that was, it reminded me of how I felt, though, when Jake Berger had gotten traded to the Marlins.

And then Jake Berger also had to walk off.

And then things changed, except the problem is Jake Berger had been in the league a lot longer.

And Owen Casey hasn't.

He's still got a lot of potential.

Okay, so I guess my answer is Owen Casey.

I know that Cam Smith is still a very big part of what the Astros are trying to do.

He had two runs to his name that he scored, but I think he's still very much a work in progress from a hitting standpoint.

But either way, you traded both for limited time with Edward Cabrera and, respectively, Kyle Tucker.

So I still think it's Casey, but it's also because of his potential.

You're saying they're going to regret trading Casey more than Smith?

Yes.

Okay.

So I think they're going to regret trading Smith more than Casey.

And I say that because I think Casey's going to be a star.

I think he's going to be a star.

I think he's very good.