2026 Astros

[rupert3]

Abreu and Pearson made it interesting

[AggiesAreWe]

Astros have won 4 of their last 5.

Got a 4 game series at Arlington starting tomorrow night.

[rupert3]

Lambert had 105 pitches in 5 innings and we had good D and O for him.  Gonna be hard in Arlington but it can be done,  Alvarez should be back

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3 hours ago, rupert3 said:

Lambert had 105 pitches in 5 innings and we had good D and O for him.  Gonna be hard in Arlington but it can be done,  Alvarez should be back

I think Peña is a huge part of that lineup. I like him better than Correa….sorry. Won this one without Alvarez and Altuve. Walker is amazing. Hope Alvarez comes back soon.

[AggiesAreWe]

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fans were angry when Dana Brown traded UT Mauricio Dubon for IF Nick Allen.

These are their numbers for this season:

Dubon: .265 AVG, .317 OBP, .717 OPS ($6.1M)

Allen: .297 AVG, .366 OBP, .771 OPS ($1.4M)

Its ok to love Dubon and not hate Allen or the deal.

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33 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:

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fans were angry when Dana Brown traded UT Mauricio Dubon for IF Nick Allen.

These are their numbers for this season:

Dubon: .265 AVG, .317 OBP, .717 OPS ($6.1M)

Allen: .297 AVG, .366 OBP, .771 OPS ($1.4M)

Its ok to love Dubon and not hate Allen or the deal.

Yes. But at the time Dubon IMO was the best utility man in MLB.  Allen is good but was unheard of at the time.  Just saying.  Only 4.5 back.

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2 minutes ago, rupert3 said:

Yes. But at the time Dubon IMO was the best utility man in MLB.  Allen is good but was unheard of at the time.  Just saying.

The trade had more to do about the money being saved ($4.7 mil) and able to spend elsewhere.

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31 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:

The trade had more to do about the money being saved ($4.7 mil) and able to spend elsewhere.

I understand the numbers and why things are done, but the way I look at it, swap players and swap their money, but Atlanta was willing to pony up for Dubon. The stats show the Astros made the better deal, but it was a gamble just to save some bucks. Maybe this is why I’m not a general manager. Lol

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1 hour ago, AggiesAreWe said:

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fans were angry when Dana Brown traded UT Mauricio Dubon for IF Nick Allen.

These are their numbers for this season:

Dubon: .265 AVG, .317 OBP, .717 OPS ($6.1M)

Allen: .297 AVG, .366 OBP, .771 OPS ($1.4M)

Its ok to love Dubon and not hate Allen or the deal.

Little more than just averages need to be examined when Nick Allen has a total of 11 hits on the season and is a career .214 hitter. He went 3 for 3 today with his first homer in 2 seasons to boost his average over 60 points.  Yes, money was the issue and Dubon had to be moved to avoid luxury tax, but comparing these 2 guys is a stretch.  My uncle says hello, btw. 

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10 hours ago, myrecordwashorrible said:

Little more than just averages need to be examined when Nick Allen has a total of 11 hits on the season and is a career .214 hitter. He went 3 for 3 today with his first homer in 2 seasons to boost his average over 60 points.  Yes, money was the issue and Dubon had to be moved to avoid luxury tax, but comparing these 2 guys is a stretch.  My uncle says hello, btw. 

The trade was strictly about the money. No question.

I only made the comparison (actually, got the comparison off an X post) to show what the Astros were getting for $4.7 Mil less.

Houston couldn't keep Dubon. I believe they got what they were expecting in return. A decent player off the bench.

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10 hours ago, AggiesAreWe said:

The trade was strictly about the money. No question.

I only made the comparison (actually, got the comparison off an X post) to show what the Astros were getting for $4.7 Mil less.

Houston couldn't keep Dubon. I believe they got what they were expecting in return. A decent player off the bench.

Keep bragging on him. He's going nuts!!  

[AggiesAreWe]

Staff No Hitter!!!!!

Astros beat Rangers 9-0

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[rupert3]

Five combined no nos in franchise 18 no no altogether. 7 in last 8 seasons

 

Go figure

[AggiesAreWe]

Imai, Okert and Santa combine for the no no.

Imai: 6IP, 0 H, 2 K, 4 BB

Okert: 1IP, 0 H, k, BB

Santa: 2IP, 0 H, K

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10 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:

Imai, Okert and Santa combine for the no no.

Imai: 6IP, 0 H, 2 K, 4 BB

Okert: 1IP, 0 H, k, BB

Santa: 2IP, 0 H, K

Astros seem to be the Kings of the combined no-hitter.  

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16 minutes ago, myrecordwashorrible said:

Astros seem to be the Kings of the combined no-hitter.  

The 5 combined I believe ranks in the top 5 all time in MLB history.

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10 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:

The 5 combined I believe ranks in the top 5 all time in MLB history.

Just looked it up. They are actually #1 in that category of combined no-hitters. No other team has more than 2. What an odd stat. 4 in the last 8 years. 

They now have 18 total no-hitters which is tied for 3rd in all of baseball. Amazing when you consider how young the franchise is ('62). They surpassed the Reds tonight who have been in existence since 1882 ("modern version").  Tied with Red Sox, Cubs, and Giants as of tonight. 

The Mets, same season of inauguration as the Astros have 2 in team history. 

Edit here as I found one more stat...since 2022 the Astros have more no-hitters than all other teams COMBINED. Just an amazing statistical anomaly. 

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Google search. Javier and Pressley were in on two of the combined no-hitters.

 

The Houston Astros have thrown five combined no-hitters in franchise history, the most by any team in Major League Baseball. Their most recent combined no-hitter occurred on May 25, 2026, when Tatsuya Imai, Steven Okert, and Alimber Santa shut down the Texas Rangers. 

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A chronological list of the Astros' combined no-hitters:

• May 25, 2026 (9-0 win vs. Texas Rangers): Pitchers Tatsuya Imai (6 innings), Steven Okert (1 inning), and Alimber Santa (2 innings, Major League debut) combined to secure the no-hitter in Arlington.
• June 25, 2022 (3-0 win vs. New York Yankees): Pitchers Cristian Javier (7 innings), Hector Neris (1 inning), and Ryan Pressly (1 inning) shut down the Yankees at Yankee Stadium.
• August 3, 2019 (9-0 win vs. Seattle Mariners): Pitchers Aaron Sanchez (6 innings), Will Harris (1 inning), Joe Biagini (1 inning), and Chris Devenski (1 inning) combined for the no-no in Houston.
• June 11, 2003 (8-0 win vs. New York Yankees): Starter Roy Oswalt was forced to leave the game in the 2nd inning due to an injury, but relievers Pete Munro (2.2 innings), Kirk Saarloos (1 inning), Brad Lidge (2 innings), Octavio Dotel (1 inning), and Billy Wagner (1 inning) successfully closed it out in New York.
• World Series: November 2, 2022 (5-0 win vs. Philadelphia Phillies): In a historic postseason feat, Cristian Javier (6 innings), Bryan Abreu (1 inning), Rafael Montero (1 inning), and Ryan Pressly (1 inning) no-hit the Phillies in Game 4 of the World Series