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Astros' prospects provide hope on the horizon?
Baseball America released its list of top Astros' prospects last week and there may be some good news.
MLB Trade Rumors: John Smoltz to Close??
A few days ago, Ken Rosenthal and Jon Morosi over at Foxsports.com wrote that there are 7 teams interested in signing John Smoltz this offseason, with some interested in him closing.
I remember it like it was yesterday. Larry Dierker used to write a regular column for the Chronicle before he became the manager.
Astros not interested in Smoltz
Don't expect the Astros to pursue veteran pitcher John Smoltz. Smoltz was said to have drawn interest of several teams according to a report by Foxsports.com, a list that included the Astros.
Astros open to re-signing Tejada
The Astros might not be in position to sign any marquee names when free agency begins in earnest Friday, but general manager Ed Wade is still confident he can improve the club in the coming weeks through either trades or free agency.
Hot Stove about to really heat up
Sunday did not bring the heat, but prepare for a busy five days on the Hot Stove starting Monday.
Astros making bullpen offseason priority
When it comes to free agency, the Astros are going to keep an eye focused on bullpen help, especially considering closer Jose Valverde and setup man LaTroy Hawkins are both free agents, and Doug Brocail's option for 2010 has been declined.
Handful of Houston Astros Players File for Free Agency
Ita TMs going to be a busy offseason for the Houston Astros franchise. With reorganization and revamping on the hearts and minds of team owners and managers, the true tasks lie ahead.
Important days, important dates ahead for Astros
Believe it or not, pitchers and catchers report to spring training in about 90 days.
Free-agency holes loom for Astros
Two of the Astros' best performers -- shortstop Miguel Tejada and closer Jose Valverde -- are among a group of Houston players expected to file for free agency during the filing period that began Thursday.
Wade may be giddy already over next winter
Now that the manager is on board and some of the roster is beginning to take shape, much of the Astros' heavy lifting remains ahead.
Brad Mills is in the house. What next?
Ed Wade has made what may be the defining move of his tenure as Astros' general manager.
Ownership battle for Dodgers looms
In what is shaping up to be a classic celebrity battle, the attorneys for Frank and Jamie McCourt volleyed contradictory claims of who really owns the Los Angeles Dodgers just one day after the couple's marriage separation was announced.
Garner highlights list, but don't ignore Mills
At times this year, it seemed as though the inmates ran the jail. That won't be happening if Phil Garner is rehired.
Astros close '09 with first trip to Citi Field
The Astros will be the last National League team to get their first look at new Citi Field this weekend.
A blog with Astros watcher Chip Bailey September 28, 2009 Bold and risky: Trade Wandy for a haul? If the Astros want to make a big splash this off season and perhaps build a truly young rotation, trade Wandy Rodriguez.
Rodriguez, Astros end Reds' winning streak at 6
Wandy Rodriguez pitched six solid innings, Humberto Quintero homered and the Houston Astros beat Cincinnati 3-2 on Sunday to snap the Reds' six-game winning streak.
Rodriguez allowed two runs and nine hits. He walked one and struck out nine in his career-high 32nd start of the season.
Hawkins willing to return to Astros
When the regular season ends next week, LaTroy Hawkins will pack up his car and make the four-hour drive to Prosper, Texas, and wait for his next opportunity.
Astros snap losing streak, keep Cards from clinching
Hours before taking the mound in the ninth inning, Jose Valverde was adamant that the St.
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