Dave Stewart says the 'Stros better be rooting for the Rays tonight!!!
Houston fans, listen up ... you better be cheering for the Rays on Wednesday night -- 'cause Oakland legend"Houston has been dubbed the American League champions already," Stewart tells."But, if the A's get there, I think there's going to be a big challenge for the Astros."
It sounds crazy -- Houston won 107 games this season and has TWO Cy Young candidates on its staff -- but Stewart is convinced the A's can beat the 'Stros."They're not afraid of high-velocity fastballs," Stewart says."This is a team that swings the bats aggressively."... they've gotta get through the Rays on Wednesday night.
Gonna be a tough task -- but Stewart says he"likes their chances" ... especially if the Coliseum is rockin' like he expects it to be!!!
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