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3 days ago |
crawfishboxes.com | Kevin Kraczkowski
Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images GameTimes and Starting PitchersTuesday, 5:40PM CT: Lance McCullers, Jr. (0-1, 5.89) vs. Paul Skenes (4-5, 2.15)Wednesday, 5:40PM CT: Ryan Gusto (3-2, 4.62) vs. Mike Burrows (0-1, 8.64)Thursday, 5:40PM CT: Framber Valdez (5-4, 3.12) vs. Mitch Keller (1-7, 3.73)Pickem! What’s about to happen?
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4 days ago |
crawfishboxes.com | Kevin Kraczkowski
Welcome to your Tuesday Boil. Source of death threats directed at McCullers discovered by Houston policeCulprit Behind Death Threats to $85M Astros Star’s 5YO Daughter Identified by Police Days After Security Hire (ES)This former All-Star just hit the market and the Astros make a lot of sense (CTH)‘I want to win a World Series’: Butler native returns as strength coach for the Houston Astros (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)Fenway opened in 1912.
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5 days ago |
crawfishboxes.com | Kevin Kraczkowski
Welcome to the Monday Crawfish Boil, an Astros-centric list of clickable links to guide you in your pursuit of current baseball knowledge. If you buy something from an SB Nation link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement.
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1 week ago |
crawfishboxes.com | Kevin Kraczkowski
Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images Houston Astros News 4 Astros X-factors who are keeping Houston afloat while superstars struggle (CTH) Alvarez (hand) to face live pitching Friday, could return this weekend Yordan Alvarez’s expected return to Astros’ lineup prompts questions (NY Times) Caminero’s 6 RBIs lead Rays to eighth win in last nine games Latest Astros injuries & transactions ‘Really fast’: Simpson steals three bases, two in one AB AL West News Trout (knee) set to be activated after...
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1 week ago |
crawfishboxes.com | Kevin Kraczkowski
Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images I mean c’mon. That was a pretty alright ballgame until it became a little bit of a joke. Ryan Gusto allowed a lot of baserunners but only two runs in 3 2⁄3 innings, keeping the Astros close enough. On the other side, Shane Baz mowed through Houston’s order first time through, keeping them hitless until Jeremy Peña’s second time through resulted in a double. Although Peña failed to score, Yainer Díaz (6) got Houston on the board one inning later with a home run.
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