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Tag: Houston Astros

One month in, what MLB teams are over and under-performing expectations?

May 8, 2017 Guest Blogger MLB Comments Off on One month in, what MLB teams are over and under-performing expectations?

While the season has plenty of time left for terrible starts to rebound nicely, and of course unpredicted win streaks to come crashing down, we thought it would be fun to take a look and determine what teams are under-performing expectations and what teams are over-performing.

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Houston Astros Level Tal’s Hill

October 12, 2016 Aaron Garcia MLB Comments Off on Houston Astros Level Tal’s Hill

The Houston Astros are making some changes to Minute Maid park, namely, the demolition of the iconic Tal’s Hill in center field.

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ICYMI: Adrian Beltre Takes a Knee, Ball Takes a Ride

September 13, 2016 Aaron Garcia MLB Comments Off on ICYMI: Adrian Beltre Takes a Knee, Ball Takes a Ride

Adrian Beltre of the Texas Rangers has made countless plays at third from his knees – but the home run he hit from his knees might be a first for him. Beltre drove a 1-0 pitch from Houston Astros pitcher Brad Peacock deep to left – after a swing took him straight to his knees.

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Why the Wild Card Round is Good for Baseball

October 8, 2015 Aaron Garcia MLB Comments Off on Why the Wild Card Round is Good for Baseball

In sports, there is nothing more exciting than an elimination game, and it’s why we, as fans, gravitate towards every single game 7, March Madness tournament, and Super Bowl. Fans expect teams to play their best with their backs against the wall – and most of the time they do.

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Norris heads to Orioles in Deadline deal

July 31, 2013 Mark Linstrom MLB News Comments Off on Norris heads to Orioles in Deadline deal

The Baltimore Orioles and Houston Astros worked out a deal right before the non-waiver Trade Deadline on Wednesday that sent Houston starting pitcher Bud Norris to Baltimore in exchange for outfielder L.J. Hoes, left-hander Josh Hader and a Competitive Balance Draft pick

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Tigers acquire Astros closer Veras in trade

July 30, 2013 Mark Linstrom MLB News One comment

“We are pleased to add an experienced arm to our bullpen,” Detroit general manager Dave Dombrowski said. “Jose can pitch in a variety of roles, provides depth in the bullpen, and complements the roles of Joaquin Benoit and Drew Smyly.”

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Astros make Appel No. 1 pick in MLB draft

June 7, 2013 Mark Linstrom MLB News Comments Off on Astros make Appel No. 1 pick in MLB draft

Houston selected the hard-throwing Stanford pitcher with the top choice in the Major League Baseball draft Thursday night, a year after passing on the hometown kid and instead choosing 17-year-old shortstop Carlos Correa from Puerto Rico.

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Darvish comes within 1 out of perfect game

April 3, 2013 Mark Linstrom MLB News Comments Off on Darvish comes within 1 out of perfect game

The celebrated right-hander from Japan struck out a career-high 14 and was in complete control before Gonzalez smacked the first pitch up the middle. Darvish was unable to get his glove down in time, and the ball skittered into center field well beyond a desperate dive by shortstop Elvis Andrus.

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2013 AL West Preview

March 6, 2013 Aaron Garcia MLB Comments Off on 2013 AL West Preview

The AL West welcomes a new team from Houston this year, and this division that for years housed only four teams, has to be chomping at the bit

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Major League Baseball’s Realignment Project

June 14, 2011 Aaron Garcia MLB 2 comments

One of the hottest topics in Major League Baseball is the potential realignment of the league.

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