by RRD — published on June 5th, 2009
Wandy Rodriguez was knocked out of the park by the Rockies on 6-4-9. The Rockies scored 4 home runs in 5 innings ending the Astros 4 win streak. This brings Wandy under the microscope as the team tries to figure out what’s happening to their “shining star”. The last 3 outing for Wandy have been dismal for him with a 7.9 ERA and 0 wins.
by RRD — published on April 16th, 2009

Hampton
The Astros are starting to look alive as they win against the Pirates on 4-15-9. Hopefully this wick kick start the team into high gear and we will see more action like this.
by Houston Astros tickets — published on March 16th, 2009
by RRD — published on December 23rd, 2008
Looks like the Astros will go with much the same unit as last year. Aaron Boone signed a 1 year deatl for $750,000. The Astros signed Clay Hensley to a Minor League and is invited to Spring Training. If he makes the team he’ll get over half a million dollars.
by RRD — published on August 15th, 2008
The Astros continue to pour it on as they swept the Giants on 8-14. The Wild Card slot is starting to look more & more feasible. Everything seems to come together when the Astros are all but counted out. Hitting, pitching and defense is firing on all cylinders. Berkman put on a good show as he provided the tiebreaker in the bottom of the 8th with a 2 run homer. Earlier in the game he provided a double to bring a run home in the 3rd inning.
by RRD — published on July 22nd, 2008
The Astros gave up 7 runs on 6 hits in the 9th to seal their fate against the Pittsburgh Pirates last night. Jose wasn’t doing well giving up 6 runs on 5 hits & 2 homers trying to close. Tim Byrdak did even worse giving up a 3 run homer.
That means the Astros really have to pour it on the rest of the season.
by RRD — published on July 15th, 2008
Lance Berkman went to bat left-handed after batting practice and it worked out well for him. After a slow start he knocked out 8 home runs to advance to round 2. He knocked out 6 home runs in the 2nd round but was eliminated by Twins‘ Justin Morneau who hit 9. It was a good performance by Berkman but not as good as his run in 2004 when he knocked out 21 home runs to claim the #2 spot behind Miguel Tejada.
by horsesandshows — published on July 8th, 2008
I agree with Trophey. There is no where to go but UP.
Every year at the All-Star break we Astros fans are crowing “it’s over” or “woo-hoo! division lead for the rest of the season.” Anything is possible… Welcome to the rest of the season.
by trophey — published on July 8th, 2008
well here we are… in last place in the Central division. This is where you hear a bounce as we hit the bottom and start the long ascent to the playoffs. right…?
by crazycbm — published on July 8th, 2008
Berkman and Mohler got a touch of the pink eye this week. It would be ironic if they had to wear a patch just as they started the series against the Pirates. Yarrrrrgghhh!