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Anthony DiComo, MLB.com Brandon Lyon, 33, posted a 3.10 ERA in 67 appearances split between the Astros and Blue Jays last season and would give the Mets another option with significant closing experience. |
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Richard Dean, MLB.com Designated hitter John Oropeza paced a 16-hit attack with four hits on Sunday, and the Mules defeated Arkansas Tech, 10-4, to win for the second consecutive night at Minute Maid Park. |
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Wesley Wright still recalls Doug Brocail’s blunt words. Wright was a 23-year-old unproven rookie in 2008. He deferred to big-name veteran relievers such as Jose Valverde and LaTroy Hawkins on an Astros team that went 86-75 and marked the final high poin… |
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Most MLB players turn to single-minded training gurus once the the winter months begin. Carlos Pena intentionally went in the opposite direction. The Astros’ new designated hitter reunited with his 70-year-old father, Felipe Pena, picking up a routine t… |
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The Astros are not involved in active discussions with free agent starting pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka. The six-year veteran was linked to Houston and the New York Mets on Sunday. The Astros briefly explored the idea of pursuing Matsuzaka during the offse… |
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Two reasons why the Ravens are playing today and the Texans aren’t and a Super Bowl predictionFeb 3
This evening, the Texans fans will be watching the Baltimore Ravens and Joe Flacco take on the 49′ers in the Super Bowl, despite having an up-and-down season and even firing an offensive coordinator in the middle of this season. So take heart, Texa...… |
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