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Top 10 Reasons Why the Astros losing may be good

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10. No more Dan Miceli sightings.

9. FOX won't be showing anymore buzzing Killer "B's" in the pregame show.

8. We won't have to watch Jeff Kent miss balls to his right and left on the infield.

7. We don't have to keep watch Beltran's asking price rise.

6. Those horrific retro Astros jerseys will be put back into the closet for the winter.

5. No more calls by Milo "I-Called-Henry-Aaron's-Record-Homer" Hamilton.

4. No more having to watch the Astros manager chew gum like a cow chewing feed.

3. Roger Clemens will not be pitching in the World Series this year.

2. The Astros' World Series drought continues for another season.

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1. Andy Pettite's wife won't be signing for a few months on TV.

1A- Florida Marlins remain the only National League franchise to win a World Series as a Wild Card.

4. No more having to watch the Astros manager chew gum like a cow chewing feed.

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HAHAHAHAHA that is so true.

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