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Cardinals at Astros – Can’t Tell the Players Without a Program

Posted on April 7, 2008 by Craig in Series Previews

Minute Maid Park

Monday, April 7, 6:05 p.m. CDT – FSN-HD
Tuesday, April 8, 7:05 p.m. CDT – FSN-HD
Wednesday, April 9, 7:05 p.m. CDT – my20-HD – whatever that is, it’s in HD

The Astros finally get a home opener after a shitty 2-5 road trip. They didn’t look all that bad; it was more like they were still trying to learn each other’s numbers. The Astros have already picked up a few nagging injuries, like Lance Berkman wrenching his neck when his fleet-footed baserunning caused his head to wag too hard. Plus Ty Wigginton got spiked by a fucking Cub and will have to forfeit the clubhouse thumb-wrestling championship.

On the bright side, the Astros finally have a centerfielder again, one who’s even better than Chris Burke if you can believe that. Michael Bourn already has four steals, with Lightning Lance Berkman right on his heels with two.

The Jakes lost on Opening Day to the defending National League Champion Rukkakies, but have won all five games since. This is their first road trip of the season, and Rick Ankiel is leading the team in homers (3) and RBI (6). Pujols is 6-for-17 (.353) with two doubles. Most of the Jakes’ rotation is on the DL, including Carpenter, Mulder, and Clement.

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Astros finish road trip 2-5, head for home opener.

Posted on April 6, 2008 by pravata in Game Recaps

3-2 Cubs

W. Zambrano 1-0
L. Villareal 0-2

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Once again Michael Bourn singled to start the game. Pence followed up with a double on the next pitch and the Astros were set up 2nd and 3rd and no outs. Erstad struck out on a slow curve and Lee swung at a similar pitch around his eyes and lofted a pop to medium left. Bourn challenged Soriano and the one hop throw beat him by 3 steps.

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Lex, RR Split Double Headers, Hooks Yet To Lose, Avs Pick Off A Win

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

Round Rock

Round Rock split a day night doubleheader Saturday. They lost the opener 4-3 and won the nightcap 16-8 thanks to a 9 run 7th. In game one, Jack Cassell surrendered 4 runs in the second inning and that was enough for the I-Cubs to hold on despite a rally by the Express in the ninth. The second game looked like it would be a repeat with the I-Cubs getting 4 runs in the first off Runelvys Hernandez. The Express rallied with a 9 run 7th to erase a 8 – 3 deficit.

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Minor Game Recap, Norris, Severino

Bad news at third

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

Ty Wigginton left the game today with a bruised left thumb. Digital X-rays taken later that day showed a small fracture in the thumb. Wigginton will be re-evaluated by team medical director David Lintner on Monday.
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Cub pull even with 9-7 tilt

Posted on April 5, 2008 by pravata in Game Recaps

Cubs 9, Astros 7
W. Hart 1-0
L. Oswalt 0-2

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Wind blowing out, Marquis taking the start instead of Zambrano, who was probably sucking down prescription banana daquiris getting ready for tomorrow’s start, everything set up for an Astros’ day.

In the first three innings everything set up great. Bourn led off the game with a single up the middle, stole second, moved over as Pence topped a pitch into the Squibbler Zone, Marquis shanked the throw to 1st but Bourn hesitated. He scored on Berkman’s bouncer to the pitcher that set up the 1-6-3.Read More

Who sits Sunday? Humberto news. Roy’s bruise, OD schedule

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

“He’ll probably get one (day off) Sunday,” Cooper said as he motioned toward Pence, who was stretching. “Erstad needs a start. We talked about it in our meeting. We’ll see about Carlos. It might be down the road a little bit. Got to get him started.”

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