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#288
#288
Dammit:

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Paredes (hamstring) to undergo MRI as Astros dealt yet another injury

SEATTLE -- The one thing the Astros couldn’t afford was another injury, especially to an impact offensive player in a lineup that’s already been decimated by injuries. So when All-Star third baseman Isaac Paredes started limping halfway down the first-base line in the third inning Saturday, the...
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#290
#290
No Jose Altuve (Rested)
No Lance McCullers Jr (Injured)
No Jeremy Pena (Injured)
No Yordan Alvarez (Injured)
No Isaac Paredes (Injured)
No Spencer Arrighetti (Injured)
No Cristian Javier (Injured)
No Jake Meyers (Injured)
No Luis Garcia (Injured)
No Ronel Blanco (Injured)
No Hayden Wesneski (Injured)
No Justin Verlander
No Gerrit Cole
No Charlie Morton
No Ryan Pressley
No George Springer
No Carlos Correa
No Alex Bregman
No Kyle Tucker

No Problem!!

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Brandon Walter Continues To Shine, Astros Win 4-3 And Sweep The Diamondbacks

For Game 102, the Astros trotted out a lineup of the following hitters: Taylor Trammel Victor Caratini Christian Walker Yainer Díaz Brice Matthews Mauricio Dubón Cooper Hummel Chas McCormick Shay...
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#291
#291
Found a great perspective:
“Let's be honest...this is what we've all been expecting (or should have been expecting) for the past couple of months. I have no idea how the Astros managed to build a six-game division lead and almost the best record in baseball. But if there was ever a case for regression, this is it. No one's to blame. You simply can't keep trotting out a couple of (declining?) major leaguers, a rookie and six or seven journeymen and AAA players and expect to compete. Fortunately, through smoke and mirrors, we did build a comfortable cushion...and now must hope it's enough until re-enforcements arrive.” -alstro
 
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#292
#292
chuckiepoo said:
Found a great perspective:
“Let's be honest...this is what we've all been expecting (or should have been expecting) for the past couple of months. I have no idea how the Astros managed to build a six-game division lead and almost the best record in baseball. But if there was ever a case for regression, this is it. No one's to blame. You simply can't keep trotting out a couple of (declining?) major leaguers, a rookie and six or seven journeymen and AAA players and expect to compete. Fortunately, through smoke and mirrors, we did build a comfortable cushion...and now must hope it's enough until re-enforcements arrive.” -alstro
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Terrific managing by Eric Estrada..
 
#293
#293
knoxvol52 said:
Terrific managing by Eric Estrada..
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They are down 18 rostered players. Four more than the next closest in the MLB. I would say Joe Espada has done a remarkable job.

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MLB Injuries 2025 - Full Injury Report for Jul 28, 2025

See which players are on the MLB injured list today and get the latest baseball injury news with our injury report for every team in the MLB.
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I snicker when I hear complaints about other team’s injury lists. …onward.
 
#296
#296
Whew. Great start by Jason Alexander. Six innings of shutout baseball. Final: 8-2, Astros!

Opener/bullpen game tomorrow, Arrighetti back to start Wednesday.
 
#297
#297
The best thing about all that talent returning from the injured list is they have to compete to make the playoff roster.

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