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Houston starter Bud Norris spoke to manager Brad Mills before
the season about being more consistent and pitching deeper into
games this year.
Adam Wainwright hasn't felt like himself this season in his
return from elbow-ligament replacement surgery that cost him all of
last year.
Ryan Braun shared a comment with Ron Roenicke in the dugout that
made the Milwaukee Brewers manager feel pretty good about his
slugging left fielder.
Beyond the left-field wall, in the direction of downtown,
fireworks began going off with the Miami Marlins leading by two
runs and two outs from victory.
Colorado Rockies manager Jim Tracy uses pinch runner Eric Young
to try and make things happen.
The Houston Astros begin the Jim Crane era on Friday night
against the Colorado Rockies, fielding a team filled with young
players looking to bounce back from a season that was the
franchise's worst.
The Cubs finally caught a break.
Carlos Lee spoiled the Houston homecoming for Roy Oswalt and
Hunter Pence.
Without a hit in the majors in almost five months, Jason
Jaramillo took a simple approach when he came up as a pinch hitter
in the eighth inning of a tie game.
The Milwaukee Brewers finally gave some run support to Shaun
Marcum.
Marcum pitches one-hit ball for seven innings
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The Colorado Rockies know the odds are against them making
another run at the playoffs. History and a strong homestand have
them believing they can win the NL West.
Seth Smith's tape-measure drive gave the Colorado Rockies
something to talk about. Jonathan Herrera's homer gave them a
victory.
Pinch hitter Brian Bogusevic hit a grand slam in the ninth
inning to propel the Houston Astros to 6-5 win over the Chicago
Cubs on Tuesday night and break a season-long seven game losing
streak.
Wandy Rodriguez took a while to find a groove.
Randy Wells finally overcame a first inning jam to win his first
game in over three months.
The Houston Astros aren't going to make too much out of winning
two straight games for the first time in more than a month.
The struggles the Houston Astros were facing finally reached the
point where they needed a 75-minute team meeting to air things
out.
Ian Kinsler was upset in the third inning on Wednesday night
after he was hit in the stomach by a pitch, but charged with a
strike when the umpire ruled it a missed bunt attempt.
An eighth-inning rally earned Wandy Rodriguez a well-deserved
victory.
