The Crawfish Boxes Jun 25, 2022
Cristian Javier and the Astros Bullpen No-hit Yankees, Take Game Three, 3-0.
Jessica Alcheh-USA TODAY Sports The Astros staff slams the Sultans of Swing and Miss For the second time in history, the Astros combined staff no-hit the mighty New York Yankees, this time thanks to seven nearly perfect innings from Cristian Javier, a clutch hold despite bad umpire calls from Hector Neris, and a redemptive perfect inning save from closer Ryan Pressly. Against the best-hitting team in baseball, facing their hostile crowd for the first time in his career, young Astros starter Cristian Javier mowed down the mighty Bronx Bombers like a Weed Whacker. Seven...
Climbing Tal's Hill Jun 25, 2022
Astros make history with first no-hitter at new Yankee Stadium
The Astros’ combined effort Saturday was the first no-hitter at new Yankee Stadium. The Houston Astros combined for a no-hitter Saturday against the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium. Behind seven strong innings from Cristian Javier, Hector Neris and Ryan Pressly followed with a one-two punch to secure the franchise’s 14th no-hitter. Javier worked seven-scoreless […] Astros make history with first no-hitter at new Yankee Stadium - Climbing Tals Hill - Climbing Tals Hill - Houston Astros News, Rumors, and Fan Community
The Crawfish Boxes Jun 15, 2022
Astros Crawfish Boil: June 15th, 2022
Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports I never doubted them for a minute Check out the rest of the Crawfish Boxes here and listen to the latest version of Locked on Astros, our partnered podcast, here. Astros News After losing late on Monday, the Astros decided to return the favor with an 4-run 8th inning to tie the series in Arlington (Astros.com) Highlights here (MLB Video) Hector Neris had his suspension reduced by a game after appealing his punishment for his role in the fracas with the Mariners (ESPN) 11th-ranked Astros prospect Cristian Gonzalez had a big-boy game...
Climbing Tal's Hill Jun 14, 2022
Astros’ Hector Neris receives a reduced suspension
After receiving a four-game suspension from Major League Baseball last week, Astros’ reliever Hector Neris will start a reduced suspension Tuesday. Hector Neris’ four-game suspension was reduced to three games Tuesday, Brian McTaggart of MLB.com reported. The Houston Astros‘ reliever was tacked with four games, which he appealed, following an ejection against the Seattle Mariners […] Astros’ Hector Neris receives a reduced suspension - Climbing Tals Hill - Climbing Tals Hill - Houston Astros News, Rumors, and Fan Community
The Crawfish Boxes Jun 13, 2022
Astros Surrender Late Lead. Rangers Take Game 1 in Arlington 5-3
Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports Hector Neris meltdown in the eighth inning the difference. The Astros’ league-leading bullpen failed to hold tonight, allowing the Rangers to turn a 3-1 deficit into a 5-3 win. But three runs seldom win games, as the Astros could muster only seven hits and scored no runs after the second inning. The Astros took an early lead when Jose Altuve led off the game with a double followed three batters later by a Yordan Alvarez RBI single. The Astros added two more runs in the second starting with a Jeremy Pena double, who scored on a Mauricio...
The Crawfish Boxes Jun 8, 2022
Astros Crawfish Boil: June 8th, 2022
Photo by Carmen Mandato/ What a great day for another series win Check out the rest of the Crawfish Boxes here and listen to the latest version of Locked on Astros, our partnered podcast, here. Astros News JV had another excellent night on the mound last night, snagging the W as he surpassed John Smoltz at 17th on the all-time strikeout leader list (MLB.com) And you can watch highlights from the game here (MLB Video) MLB has handed down suspensions to Hector Neris and Dusty Baker for their roles in Monday night’s fracas at home plate (MLB Trade Rumors) Alex...
The Seattle Times Jun 7, 2022
Astros’ Hector Neris suspended four games for ‘intentionally’ throwing at Mariners; Servais says skirmish is ‘over’
Astros pitcher Hector Neris was suspended four games for "intentionally" throwing at Eugenio Suarez, while Mariners manager Scott Servais and three Houston coaches received fines "for actions that contributed to causing the (benches clearing) incident."
