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NLDS Game One – Astros at Braves

Posted on October 5, 2005 by Craig in Series Previews

By Craig Elliott

Well it took a little more drama than was totally necessary, but the Astros popped the Cubs just hard enough and held on to the wildcard. Playoff time, baby! Fuck the Phillies, fuck the Mets, they’re all just color analysts now.

The Astros have knocked off everyone else in the NL East, so now we can make it a clean sweep by dumping the Braves. The Atlanta Cocksucking Braves. Don’t be misled by all that rookie talk. These are still the same moronic-chanting, wide strike zone-having, ugly as Bobby Cox’s ass, rocking on the bench, motherfucking Atlanta Braves.

But still, they do have some young sprouts. I mean, a couple of these guys are so young, their girlfriends are totally still in love with Chipper Jones. And they have to get Julio Franco to take them to R-rated movies. Which is handy, though, because he can get the senior discount.

When:
Wednesday, October 5, 3:00 p.m. CDT – ESPN

MLB Extra Innings – Knowing my cable company, I’m probably already getting charged for next season.

Where: The Edifice of Greed

Even if they hang bunting all over it, The Turd is still the same old shithole. The only difference is that there may be fewer empty seats this year because of all the hoo-hah over the rookies. And despite the heavy coat of gloss, there are still some cracks showing in the Braves’ lineup. After hitting his 50th homer, AndrUw went 4-for-47 with no extra-base hits. And the team itself finished 7-12 over its last 19.

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Astros defeat the Brew Crew 7-0

Posted on September 17, 2005 by mihoba in Game Recaps

Brandon Backe pitched into the 7th inning and three relievers mopped up the combined shutout as the Astros came out strong and won the second game of this home series.

Future Hall-of-Famer  Craig Biggio led off the game for the good guys with a home run, upping his NL leadoff record total to 43. Read More

4-2 loss to Cards

Posted on September 4, 2005 by mihoba in Game Recaps

New Astros nemisis and Cy Young frontrunner Chris Carpenter won his 4th game of the season against the good guys, and earned his 20th victory of the year, as he defeated the Astros and starter Roger Clemens Saturday night before a sold-out crowd at MMPUS. Read More

Astros fall 8-3

Posted on August 28, 2005 by mihoba in Game Recaps

Astros starter Roy Oswalt (15-11) allowed seven runs and nine hits in four-plus innings, his shortest outing this season and the first time in 21 starts that he failed to go at least six, as the good guys got behind early and lost to the Trolley Dodgers (yawn) 8-3 at Chavez Ravine. Read More

Astros fall 1-0

Posted on August 14, 2005 by mihoba in Game Recaps

Roger Clemens was dominate for 8 innings against the Pyroots Saturday evening at MMPUS, pitching shutout ball with a mere two hits allowed and no walks with 9 strikeouts, but the punchless Astros could not muster a run against Kip Wells and lost 1-0.

The healthy Wilson sister, shortstop Jack, greeted Brad Lidge in the 9th with a solo shot to break a scoreless tie. It was the ninth no-decision of the season for the 43-year-old Clemens, and the sixth time the Astros have failed to score for him. He threw an economical 88 pitches but has not gone longer than eight innings this season.

“This is tough. We got such great pitching from Rocket,” Astros manager Phil Garner said. “We had opportunities but couldn’t get them across the board. That’s tough.”

The Astros stranded 11 runners.

The finale of the series tomorrow at 1:05, Ezequiel Astacio  (2-5, 6.75) vs. lefty Dave Williams (9-8, 4.18)

Astros win 7th in a row

Posted on July 31, 2005 by mihoba in Game Recaps

Andy Pettitte outdueled Astro nemesis Tom Glavine in a classic pitchers matchup Saturday evening at MMPUS, winning his ninth decision 2-0 with eight strong innings of shutout ball. Brad Lidge finished the combined whitewash and earned his 26th save of the season. Read More

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