SportsJustice (Free subscription) | yesterday
... comings and goings of the last few days. Let's go to the numbers. Carlos Lee, Lance Berkman and Roy Oswalt are on the books for $44.5 million in 2010 . Kaz Matsui, Brian Moehler and Geoff Blum have signed for deals worth $10 million. Wandy Rodriguez and Hunter Pence made around $3 million combined in 2009. You can probably pencil them in for at least $15 million in 2010. So we've filled...
AstrosDaily.com's Astrowire (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
... $100 million, go ahead and bring back Miguel Tejada. If the Astros had that extra $100 million, Roy Oswalt could actually be the forgotten man in the rotation. Hey, go ahead, name your rotation. No need to bottom feed or search for those injury retreads. Forget the Shawn Chacons, Mike Hamptons, Woody Williams, Jason Jennings and Russ Ortizes. Instead of taking the risk of Erik Bedard or...
The Baseball Journals (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
... blog : Player Twitter Account Club Jeremy Affeldt @JeremyAffeldt Giants Coco Crisp @coco_crisp Royals Carlos Delgado @carlosdelgado21 Mets Chad Durbin @ShowcaseU Phillies Curtis Granderson @detroit_tigers Tigers Jason Grilli @GrillCheese49 TBD Blake Hawksworth @BlakeHawksworth Cardinals Dirk Hayhurst @TheGarfoose Blue Jays Orlando Hudson @orlandohudson Dodgers Matt Kemp @mattkemp27 Dodgers Matt...
AstrosDaily.com's Astrowire (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
... Rodriguez Lance Berkman, to the Detroit Tigers for Fernando Rodney & Miguel Cabrera. Then trade Roy Oswalt and Kazuo Matsui to the Texas Rangers for Kevin Millwood or Neflia Felix & Chris Davis. Now nobody get carry away. The Astros would have a Starter in Millwood, Felix, Davis, a first baseman in Chris Davis he has some power. And I almost for got the Astros can trade Carlos Lee to the...
SportsProf (Free subscription) | 03/11/2009
Observations: 1. So now the Series goes back to New York, with the Yankees leading 8-6. Unless Joe Girardi summons Chad Gaudin to the mound, the Yankees' starters both will be working on short rest. Since the 2004 NLDS (when Roy Oswalt beat Jaret Wright), starters in the post-season working on short rest are 0 and 7. The record for starters working on short rest since 1999 is 9-28. The edge...
