Astros' Cooper unhappy with 'home game' (AP)
Published 9/15/2008 at Yahoo! Sports - MLB News
The Houston Astros were officially the home team Sunday night against the Chicago Cubs, the first of two games relocated to Miller Park in the wake of Hurricane Ike. But with his club chasing the NL wild-card spot, Astros manager Cecil Cooper sure wasn't thrilled with the idea of playing in front of a predominantly pro-Cubs crowd at a supposedly neutral site.
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