Houston Astros News and Rumors
With Carlos Pena signing, Astros designate Mickey Storey for assignmentSince the Astros' roster was previously at the league's maximum of 40 players, right-handed pitcher Mickey Storey was designated for assignment. |
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AL-bound Astros sign veteran Peña to be DHDec 17, 2012
HOUSTON (AP) -- The Houston Astros have signed veteran Carlos Peña to be their designated hitter, addressing a key need as they prepare for their first season in the American League. |
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One of the most memorable scenes from “Moneyball” occurred when Oakland general manager Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) approached A’s manager Art Howe (Philip Seymour Hoffman) and told him he couldn’t start Carlos Pena at first base that night. He told h… |
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David Brown, yahoo.com Carlos Peña and the Houston Astros agreed to a contract for 2013 on Monday, as first reported by Danny Knobler of CBS Sports. Peña will earn a $2.9 million base salary and is eligible for up to $1.4 million in incentives. Peña hit .197/.330/.354 with 1… |
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Astros, first baseman Pena reach one-year dealDec 17, 2012
Jesse Sanchez, MLB.com Veteran first baseman Carlos Pena has agreed to terms on a one-year deal with the Astros for $2.9 million, according to an industry source. He can earn an additional $1.4 million in performance bonuses. |
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The Astros' pitching staff is a work in progress, but could Jeff Luhnow juggle it even more by moving one of the prize pitching prospects to closer? |
