Houston Chronicle — Cecil Cooper jokingly said he would start Brad Ausmus in today’s series finale at Miller Park so the Milwaukee Brewers would honor the veteran catcher.
Houston Astros5 hours agoHouston Chronicle — Astros general manager Ed Wade will conclude his nearly two-week tour of the club’s minor league affiliates in Troy, N.Y. (Tri-City) and Greeneville, Tenn., this week.
Houston Astros5 hours agoHouston Chronicle — Geoff Blum's three-run, sixth-inning homer pushed the Astros to a 5-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, cutting their deficit in the National League wild-card race to 7 ½ games.
Houston Astros5 hours agoHouston Chronicle — For the second week in a row, the Astros' starting left fielder was the National League Player of the Week.
Houston Astros1 day agoHouston Chronicle — The Astros had no answers for C.C. Sabathia, who threw his fifth complete game in nine starts as a Brewer and drove in two runs as Milwaukee cruised to a 9-3 victory.
Houston Astros1 day agoHouston Chronicle — The Astros retired Craig Biggio’s jersey, and 42,619 came to Minute Maid Park on Sunday to revel.
Houston Astros2 days agoHouston Chronicle — Astros manager Cecil Cooper and first baseman Lance Berkman were in agreement on Roy Oswalt, calling his performance Sunday afternoon his best in at least a couple of years.
Houston Astros2 days agoHouston Chronicle — Mark Loretta figures to get some significant playing time in the next couple of weeks with Kaz Matsui on the disabled list for the third time this season.
Houston Astros2 days agoHouston Chronicle — Craig Biggio retired at the end of the 2007 season after becoming the 27th player in history to reach 3,000 hits. His Hall of Fame-worthy résumé includes franchise records for seasons played, hits, at-bats, extra-base hits, doubles and runs.
Houston Astros2 days agoHouston Chronicle — Roy Oswalt and Jose Valverde combined to throw a two-hit shutout as the Astros snapped a two-game losing streak with a 3-0 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks this afternoon at Minute Maid Park.
Houston Astros2 days agoHouston Chronicle — Craig Biggio’s familiar No. 7 took its place alongside the jerseys of other Astros legends in the rafters high above Minute Maid Park when his number was retired before today’s game against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Houston Astros2 days agoHouston Chronicle — The Astros built it, and here they come. A new retirement home, if you will, a 12-unit complex in right field to house the uniform numbers that live on in Astros history with never another name added to them.
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