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Brewers @ Astros – Maybe Your Baby. . . (Aug 10-12, 2007)

Posted on August 9, 2007 by Dark Star in Series Previews

By ‘strosrays 

Maybe Your Baby Done Made Some Other Plans

Brewers (60-55) at Astros (51-63)
Minute Maid Park, 501 Crawford St., Houston, TX  77002
a/k/a “The Juice Box”

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Friday, August 10 (7:05 p.m. CDT) – FSN

Saturday, August 11 (6:05 p.m. CDT) – FSN

Sunday, August 12 (1:05 p.m. CDT) – FSN

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The other day by chance I caught a snippet of a conversation on 790 AM between Milo Hamilton and the two giggling idiots who were hosting the call-in show he was on.  Those two host guys really sucked, whoever they were (could these be the infamous Mongrels Of Midday I have heard mentioned in the TZ?)  They apparently were mostly good at snickering like schoolgirls at some private joke.  They made Milo seem measured and erudite by comparison and, you know, that is saying something.

Then later, on the same station (I think) was Charlie Palillo, who apparently styles himself as Houston sports talk radio’s Cato the Elder, ending every droning utterance and oration he makes with the statement, “Ceterum censeo Purpuræ esse delendam.”  “And therefore, I conclude that Purpura must be destroyed.”  Whatever.

I don’t usually have time to keep up with Houston sports talk radio, praise Allah.  I live ninety miles away and in a different world most of the time.  Not that one need spend a lot of time and effort keeping up.  It is sort of like a soap opera.  You can turn it off and then back on again nine or ten months later, and catch up on everything in about five minutes.

I generally make it a habit to not listen to AM radio anyway, especially on the road.  But I broke the bracket for the XM and won’t be able to repair it until this weekend, and the FM I’ve heard isn’t sufficient for my needs.  But I’ll be goddamned if I am going to spend the next few days listening to mewling retards.  Guess it is time to get out the old Herbie Mann/Memphis Underground LPs, and burn me a CD or two for the road.Read More

Memphis Underground, middle-aged divorcees, the hollow men

Patton has another good outing, NYPL All Stars named

Posted on August 8, 2007 by Duman in Bus Ride Archive

Greeneville split a double header with the Bristol White Sox last night. Greeneville won the first game behind five strong innings from Eduin Ciriaco. The 21 year old lefty from the Dominican Republic dropped his season ERA to 2.01 and earned his first win of the season in his first start of the season. Greeneville’s 4 hits were all doubles. Read More

Minor game recaps

Torres still Torid, Round Rock Loses, Everybody else had the night off

Posted on August 8, 2007 by Duman in Bus Ride Archive

Greeneville, Lexington & Corpus Christi were all off last night. Tri Cities was postponed due to rain.

Salem:
Tim Torres picks up where he left on on his 3rd trip to Salem. He went 2 -4 with a run scored and a RBI.

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Minor game recaps

Astros prevail 5-2 behind Woody

Posted on August 8, 2007 by mihoba in Game Recaps

Astros 5, Cubs 2
W: Woody Williams (6-12) | L: Sean Marshall (5-6) | S: Brad Lidge (7)
HRs: Jason Lane (7), Matt Murton (2)

Astros.com DuBose wrap
AP recap

First inning, here we go again. Woody started with a walk, a single, and two more walks to force in a run with no outs. Houdini then appeared, and after a strikeout, a pop-up, and a liner to right, only one run had scored. Woody settled down a baffled the Cubbies for 5 more innings, including retiring 10 in a row before leaving for a pinch hitter with the score tied 1-1 in the 6th.Read More

Ransom homers again, everyone else loses, first G-stro to the bigs

Posted on August 7, 2007 by Duman in Bus Ride Archive

Round Rock:
Cody Ransom played changed positions and hit another home run in the Express 8-4 victory. Gothreaux started in place of Juan Gutierrez who got the call up to Houston yesterday. Gothreaux who has had his struggles this season, pitched 6 innings giving up only one run. The Express tallied 3 runs off Ervin Santana despite 10 strike outs. Tim “chip off the old rock” Raines had a double and a triple. His is hitting .455 in his last 10 games.Read More

Minor game recaps

Playing with your Wandy at Home

Posted on August 6, 2007 by MusicMan in Game Recaps

Baby Bears at Astros, 8/6/07
Score: Astros 2, Cubs 1
W: Lidge (3-1) L: Wuertz (2-3)
Home runs: KABONG (24)
Read the “Not-the-Footer” here: Ben DuBose
ESPN recap: Here.

Whoever can break the Da Vinci Code surrounding Wandy’s inability to replicate his home performance on the road will not only receive a Cy Young Award, they’ll get a freaking Nobel Prize. Wandy Rodriguez was an artist on this night. The Cubs scratched just 4 hits off the man over eight innings; their lone run scored when Theriot scraped a double off the chalk in shallow RF. Move the man over, score him on a grounder, nice to see you again NL Baseball, where have you been?
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