Is Houston Astros’ Opening-Day Loss Cause for Concern?

Posted: 6th April 2010 by Richard Zowie in MLB
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New year, same result for the Houston Astros. Roy Oswalt takes the mound and, for the first game of the season and coming off a season of injuries, pitches a decent game: six innings, seven hits, three earned runs, three strikeouts. His team goes out and gets four hits against two-time Cy Young Award-winning San Francisco Giants hurler Tim Lincecum. They also strike out seven times, draw no walks, and score no runs. End result: Giants 5, Astros 2. If Waylon Jennings were still alive, he no doubt would throw his arm around Roy O and offer to write a song of condolence for him. Opening night was a typical depressing country music song for the Astros and Oswalt, minus the loss of sobriety, your girlfriend, your pickup truck, your chewing tobacco, and your basset hound. Just think of what it w ...

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