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According to Astros.com, Brad Lidge will no longer be the Astros closer.  Let the cheering begin.  I know I can remove a certain nasty “quick text” from my cell ( F**king Lidge! ).  And if he thought he got boo-ed here in Houston, ha! wait until he  get some of the authentic Phillie lovin’.  Anyways, […]

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Let me first say, we should be glad that we took the series against the Giants. The key of being a playoff team is winning each series and the Astros accomplished this task. However, Roy O pitching against a rookie, you should like our team’s chances for a sweep.
However, to be fair, Lincecum […]

In Chicago today, manager Phil Garner made it official, Brad Lidge is out, Dan Wheeler will take over as the closer. See entire article by Alyson Footer on Astros.com. Now, I know I haven’t been very supportive of Brad Lidge (see my comment on Opening Day… OOPS!) but this move even surprised […]

Brad Lidge Resigns

The Astros avoided arbitration with Brad Lidge as well.  They signed him to a one year deal for 5.3 million dollars.  I still think that the new pitching coach Dave Wallace was hired was to get Brad’s head back on straight.  I hope Wallace succeeds, because when Brad is right, he is the best closer […]

The Astros avoided arbitration with Mike Lamb when he agreed to one year contract for 2.7 million. I’m personally happy about this signing. I think Lamb is a valuable left-handed bat to come off the bench. He can play both third and first if needed.
The Astros have four players that remain available […]

If there ever was a game that summed up problems with our Houston Astros, it was yesterday’s. Usually, we have come to expect our offense to become more catatonic than they normally are when Roger pitches. Now in this game, they finally score for him, and we should cruise to victory, the bullpen […]