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Yes, they are concerned about Bourn

Posted on May 6, 2008 by pravata in Game Recaps

“It’s a struggle for me,” Cooper said of dealing with the younger players.

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Round Rock Fabulous, Hooks Battle for Win, Errors Undo Salem & Lex

Posted on May 6, 2008 by Duman in From the Bus Stop

Round Rock

The Express were “Fabulous”. After the DARE kids in attendance watched High School Musical 2, the Express put on a show of their own winning 2-1. Josh Muecke pitched a solid game and David Newhan hit a homer.Read More

Minor game recaps

Weekend Update

Posted on May 5, 2008 by Duman in From the Bus Stop

Here is the summary of the weekend games on the farm.

Round Rock

Friday, the Express had some roster changes with Niekro & Diaz being given their releases. However, the Express pulled through with a 6-3 victory over Las Vegas.

“Everybody beared down today and we got a few key hits,” said (Josh) Paul. Saccomanno “is swinging a great bat right now and coming through in the clutch.”

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Minor game recaps

Notes on the Nature of Competition from a Non-Athlete

Posted on May 5, 2008 by Noe in Austin in From Left Field

Submitted by Joey Trum

My dad didn’t like baseball while I was growing up. It being the 80’s and him being a very 80’s type of businessman (Porsche driving, polo wearing, Reagan-loving Houstonian), he was more attuned to the growing white-collar hipness of the NBA than the old-fashioned nuance offered by MLB. Sure, he was an Astro bandwagon jumper in ’86 like everybody else, but overall he had a certain disdain for the sport that I’ve never understood. And the result of this disdain that is most relevant to this story is that I grew up playing basketball. Not just playing basketball, but absorbing everything about it. I was one of those kids who routinely stayed up late to watch random Big West teams complete ESPN’s Big Monday college basketball triple header, who went to the half-full Summit at every opportunity to watch the parade of lackluster complements to Akeem the Dream. I went to Pat Foster’s Cougar basketball camp 4 years in a row, and even went to the one at Rice a couple of times (Tommy Suitts?).Read More

Cooper unconcerned about OBP, uncertain about Bourn bunting

Posted on May 5, 2008 by pravata in News You Can Use

Astros have 81 walks, the fewest in the league, and the team on-base percentage of .306 ranks 29th in baseball.

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Astros Complete the Sweep Get Even with the League

Posted on May 4, 2008 by pravata in Game Recaps

Sampson vs Sheets was a mismatch from the start. The defense tried to keep it close, Lee got two assists in the first two innings. Berkman tried to keep it close, a homer and an RBI double provided 2 runs of support. But Sampson, even though he was getting the groundballs, couldn’t get them hit at anyone.

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