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Back-to-back…

Posted on July 26, 2007 by Ty in Tampa in Game Recaps

Thursday, July 26th, 2007

Padres 1
Astros 7

W: Rodriguez | L: Wells

Light-hitting Game Zone
Trade deadline frothing in the TZ

Other Coverage:

Alyson’s fine
AP via Yahoo!


Wandy Rodriguez was coming off of back-to-back losses in which he gave up 11 earned runs in a little over 8 innings. Of course, those games were not at Minute Maid Park where the last earnie he surrendered was way back in June. Eny survived a rough 1st and the Astros offense went berzerk to frustrate the Fathers, 7-1. Back-to-back-to-back wins for the Good Guys.
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Extra, Extra, Extra (innings that is)

Posted on July 26, 2007 by Duman in Bus Ride Archive

Three minor league teams went into extras last night: Greeneville, Salem & game 2 of a double header for Round Rock.Read More

Minor game recaps

SD v. Houston: We Got Your I-Pad Right Here

Posted on July 26, 2007 by Taras Bulba in Series Previews

By Taras Bulba

Padres (54-46) at Astros (44-57)
Minute Maid Park
AKA “The Juice Box”

Thursday, July 26, 7:05pm-FSN
Friday, July 27, 7:05pm-FSN
Saturday, July 28, 2:55pm-FOX!!!
Sunday, July 29, 1:05pm-KNWS

Los Padres begin a four game pasear with our boys, feeling a little out of kilter after losing two out of three to Colorado and seeing their setup man and Morgan Ensberg’s illicit love interest, Scott Linebrink, shipped to the Brewers.  They’re sitting one game back of the Dojers in a tight NL West race and could be feeling just a tad bit of the old pre-stretch drive pressure in taking on a Houston club that appears to be playing a little looser these days.  All-star righthander Chris Young may be headed for the DL, adding further complications to their current watery bowels.

The just completed series victory by the Astros over the division leading Dojers is arguably the highlight of the thus far dismal 2007 campaign.  After a brutal butt kicking by Jeff Kent and the Angelinos in the first game, Houston rallied for thrilling wins in games two and three behind B-G-O’s epic slam and El Caballo’s all around display of hitting, fielding, and thievery on the basepaths.  As encouraging were Jennings’ suck up and pitch performance in game two and Albers’ display of some serious stuff with great command in game three, along with Lidge bringing the filth on both nights.  Good times.  Though PENCE!!! and Everett are down and Oswalt needs a jump, it’s never too late to spoil someone’s party and the next four games present a wonderful opportunity to do just that.

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Hustle, thy name is Flapjack

Posted on July 25, 2007 by JackAstro in Game Recaps

July 25, 2007
Astros 2, Dojers 1

W: Vulture Qualls (6-3) | L: Houlton (0-2) | S: Lidge (5)
Astros.com Recap (DuBose)
AP Recap! via Yahoo!

Marvel at the guitar thread that shall have no end in the Talk Zone
Game Zone thread


Last night was the Fat Albers and Flapjack Show, with a special guest appearance by the totally resurgent Brad Lidge (as himself), as the Good Guys took the rubber match and the series in a 2-1 affair. All of the scoring came on 3 solo shibbies, which should keep the offensive write-up nice and succinct this morning.Read More

Rain bats .500

Posted on July 25, 2007 by Duman in Bus Ride Archive

Last night, Greeneville, Corpus Christi & Round Rock were all rained out.

Salem lost 7-4 to the leagues most effective and frustrating pitcher.

Quote

“It’s tough,” said Avalanche right fielder Orlando Rosales, who had a pair of singles against Hardy. “You’re used to guys that throw in the 90s and this guy is topping out at, what, 80?”

Lexington’s Eric Taylor extended his hitting streak to 13 games with a two home run performance that had the locals saying “E.T. go homer“.

Tri Cities dropped their 3rd straight 6-3

Minor game recaps

Astros, Biggio slam the Dodgers

Posted on July 25, 2007 by mihoba in Game Recaps

Astros 7, Dodgers 4
W: Jennings (2-6) | L: Seanez (6-2) | S: Lidge (4)
HRs: Biggio (6), Kent (14)

AP recap
Ben DuBose wrap

Apologies, just a very quick recap here

What can you say about Craig Biggio. He announces his (99.9% sure) retirement at the end of the season in the afternoon, then knocks a go-ahead grand salami a few hours later. Biggio hit a hanging slider from Rudy Seanez into the Crawford boxes in the sixth inning to break a 3-3 deadlock.Read More

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