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ESPN 97.5 radio programming can now be viewed on Livestream

Joshua Jordan
Apr 30, 2018, 4:39 pm
Now you can watch all your favorite ESPN 97.5 shows on your computer or phone. Courtesy photo

Instead of only being able to listen to the programming on ESPN 97.5 Houston, now you can watch all the shows on Livestream. That's right, The Bench with John Granato and Lance Zierlein (7-9:30am), Granato and Raheel with Del (9:30-11am), Raheel and Del (11-1pm), The Usual Suspects with Joel Blank and Barry Laminack (1-4pm), and The Blitz with Fred Faour and A.J. Hoffman (4-7pm) can all be seen just by visiting Livestream.

Any must-see interviews or segments can be viewed and shared on Livestream.com. Viewers will also be able to engage with all the shows with real-time moderated chat and native donation integration. 

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ASTROS WIN!

Framber Valdez deals, Astros take 2 of 3 from Rangers

Framber Valdez was dominant on Thursday. Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images.

The Astros came into this game against the Rangers looking to take the finale of the 3-game series, and they did exactly that.

Framber Valdez had another classic performance, pitching seven innings while allowing zero runs and four hits. Valdez also recorded 8Ks and 1BB.

On offense, it was a big day for Yuli Gurriel who bounced back with 3 hits after going 0-5 the previous night. Alex Bregman and Martin Maldonado both went yard, hitting 2 and 3-run bombs respectively.

Maldonado's came in the bottom of the second inning, giving the Astros a 3-0 lead.

Bregman's put the Astros on top 5-0 in the bottom of the 5th.

The Astros added two more runs in the 7th after Bregman singled to drive in a run, and a sac fly from Aledmys Diaz.

Heading into the 8th inning, Seth Martinez took over for Valdez protecting a 7-0 lead. That lead wouldn't last long after Martinez allowed a couple of base runners and gave up 2 runs off a pair of singles from Nathaniel Lowe and Leody Taveras.

The Astros headed to the bottom of the 8th up 7-2.

After a scoreless bottom of the 8th, Rafael Montero came in to close the game out in the 9th.

Montero gave up a solo homer to Marcus Semien with 2 outs in the 9th before shutting the door.

Final: Astros 7, Rangers 3

Next up: Oakland comes to Minute Maid to play the Astros Friday night at 7:10PM.



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