Thursday, July 3, 2008
Minute Maid Park – Houston, Texas
Dodgers 5
Astros 2
W: Billingsly (8-7) | L: Backe (5-9) | S: Saito (14)
When the Astros returned to Houston having taken 2 of 3 from the red-hot Rays to end a 6-series losing streak, the hope was to keep the momentum rolling, of adequate pitching and timely hitting. Then they took 2 of 3 from the Rangers. Then the Red Sox. Was the tide beginning to turn in the Good Guys favor after a downright shitty stretch of baseball?
Dodgers 4, Astros 1
W: Hiroki Kuroda, L: Runelvys Hernandez
Astros Recap
Yahoo Recap
Box Score
Not much to see by the Astros during this game. Read More
Villarreal is consulting with his agent, Oscar Suarez, on whether to accept the assignment.
Dodgers 7, Astros 6 in 11 innings
W: Park (4-2) | L: Wright (3-3) | S: Saito (13)
HRs: Martin (9), Kent (9), Wigginton (6)
astros.com wrap from Oliphant
Sorry folks, this is way late. I’m sure you can read the recaps, boxscores, and GameZone for details. I will leave you with a couple of visual images that says it all. Read More
Dodgers at Astros, 6/30/08
Astros 4, Dodgers 1
W: Oswalt (7-8) L: Stults (2-1) S: Valverde (22)
HR: El Vendo (22)
OK, let’s hit the major points first:
Roy was pitching like the Roy of old
6 innings, 6 hits, no walks, 9 strikeouts, 79 pitches. Now before we all start sucking each other’s… well, before we get too excited, let’s keep in mind that this is an LA team that has had fewer hits than Milli Vanilli in recent days. However, it’s the approach that was important:
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