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Tejada not to blame for all of Astros' problems
Fred Faour isn't bullish on the Astros because they have lots of problems and no obvious way to fix them .
Hooks' Sutton named to Topps' Double-A All-Star Team
Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Drew Sutton was one of the few bright spots for the Hooks in a season that saw them finish last in the Texas League.
Astrosa Berkman to be honored by Houston writers
Astros players Lance Berkman, Jose Valverde, Hunter Pence and Wesley Wright will be among those honored at the 24th annual Houston Baseball Dinner at the Hilton Americas Hotel on Jan.
Planning for the future and winning in '09
The temptation is there. Spend and trade your team into position to contend in 2009.
Mailbag: Astros' plans for Tejada
I totally agree with you on Jake Peavy being an unrealistic trade. The few prospects we have, we need to hold onto to help the Astros.
Did we just watch the World Series?
Officially, the World Series doesn't begin until Wednesday, but I can't help but believe we actually watched it over the past several days with Boston and Tampa Bay.
Astros to Play at Whataburger Field
The Houston Astros are scheduled to face their Double-A affiliate, the Corpus Christi Hooks, in an exhibition contest at Whataburger Field on Thursday, April 2. Game time is 6 p.m. Ryan Sanders Baseball CEO and ...
Maibag: Should Bourn start in center?
What kind of performance are the Astros looking for out of Michael Bourn before naming him the everyday center fielder? -- Tarrej D., Missouri City, Tex.
Over/under results: How '08 Astros compared to past teams
An 86-win season for the Astros? Who in the world saw that one coming? Well, you did.
The Houston Astros fought for the National League Wild Card and came up a little short in 2008, but the pieces might be in place for a run at the Postseason in 2009, and the team figures to gear up with a few ...
Cincinnati put runners in scoring position in the second, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh innings but Wolf managed to work his way out of trouble every time.
Puma comes through, and hope springs eternal. Or something like that.
Did you know Hunter Pence has 37 infield hits? He's one behind National League leader Willy Taveras.
Replay upholds call in Houston
For the second time in two weeks, instant replay was involved in a game at Minute Maid Park.
Whitmire's comments appreciated by Astros players
As State Senator walked through his district Tuesday, several fans brought up the Astros.
Astros' Wolf shuts down Pirates 5-1
Houston Astros starting pitcher Randy Wolf throws against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first inning of the baseball game in Pittsburgh, Friday, Sept.
Pence providing key contributions
Where would the Astros be without Hunter Pence? It's pretty hard to tell, but they likely wouldn't be in the middle of a National League Wild Card race in September.
Backe rattled in his return for Astros
Coming back from an early four-run deficit is tough enough. But when your offense has been struggling the way the Astros' has lately, those four runs can seem like a whole lot more.
Astros Look For Fresh Start In Florida
The result - Carlos Zambrano gave the Cubs the team's first no-hitter in 36 years and Ted Lilly followed that performance by taking a no-hit bid of his own into the seventh inning.
Astros no-hit by Zambrano in Milwaukee
Carlos Zambrano tossed the Cubs' first no-hitter in 36 years and the first no-no against the Astros in 11 seasons on Sunday night.
Berkman's big bat leads red-hot Astros past Bucs
Umpire Tim Welke, right, signals no home run as home plate umpire Bill Welke, left, exits the umpires' tunnel after checking instant replay on a ball hit by Houston Astros' Hunter Pence to right field in the ...