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Craig Biggio picked up his 3,000th career hit
tonight, lining a single to right-center off Aaron Cook
in the bottom of the seventh inning. Ironically, the guy with the sixth most two-baggers in major league history was gunned down trying to sneak ...
Biggio got three singles in three at-bats, the
last one a line drive to right-center in the
bottom of the seventh inning. The 3,000-hit club got its 27th member Thursday night at 9:12 p.m. He would get five hits in all, the second-five hit game of his career.
Sounds like a butler doesn't it? Actually, it
is just a contract that former players sign with
a major league team in order to work in the front office or simply help in ways that vary depending on what you have to offer as a coach, executive or both.
The Mets, competing in a thin market for
free-agent second basemen, will face a stiff challenge in
their quest to re-sign Luis Castillo. The Astros are preparing to make a strong run at Castillo, according to major-league sources, envisioning him ...
After playing for the Astros for the last
20 years , the lineup does not seem the
same with out him. Craig Biggio has been a Houston staple for a long time. Biggio can still be found on a Houston Baseball diamond though. Craig Biggio is an assistant coach at his sons baseball team at Saint Thomas High School.
Are 3000 hits an automatic ticket to Cooperstown?
Last June, when Craig Biggio collected his 3000 th
hit, pundits and old timers heralded it as the last time it will be done without the benefit of the DH, or the “hard way”. Even though he did play twenty games at DH, and the same people said this when Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken Jr. did it, it is hard to imagine it with free agency, and ...
Are 3000 hits an automatic ticket to Cooperstown?
Last June, when Craig Biggio collected his 3000 th
hit, pundits and old timers heralded it as the last time it will be done without the benefit of the DH, or the "hard way."
The Epic of Craig Biggio Why I loved,
and then grew tired of, the long-time Houston Astro.
Bill James posted Feb. 25, 2008 Hoop Dreams in the Big Easy I'm falling in love with the New Orleans Hornets, but will the team be here in two years? David ...
Kenny Lofton's reluctance could cost him Major League
history Well, he's not exactly free, so don't feel
sorry for him. He's had his opportunities: the Reds offered him a minor league deal, and the Rays offered him a one-year/$1million deal. He declined both of these franchises for which he's never played.
A great list of players whose 2007 performance
isn't living up to their hype
Tal Smith, President of Baseball Operations, and the
current interim GM for the Astros goes over in
detail the process of finding replacements for GM Tim Purpura and manager Phil Garner. Are Craig Biggio and Jeff Bagwell somehow in the mix? This is a first in an on-going series of "5 Questions with..." that will be on The Biz of Baseball.
Craig Biggio is only four HBP's away from
breaking a record that has stood for 103 years.
I wonder if this is how this clown
thought it would end, limping towards history to break
a record that very few people actually want him to break. Instead, most would love to see his leg break like a week-old bread stick on his way to pick up the ball in the left field corner. But if my prayers to Allah, Jesus, and the Jewish equivalent of Jesus haven’t worked thus far, then I have to believe ...
Craig Biggio is within reach of both 3,000
hits and the all-time HBP records - which milestone
will he acheive first?
Congratulations to Craig Biggio , my first baseball
boyfriend and the hardest plunking guy in baseball, on
his 3,000th career hit tonight. My love for Biggio started way back in the days when he was a catcher (remember that?). Back in the ...
HOUSTON -- Over the course of baseball history,
very few players leave the game on their own
terms. Sometimes, injuries force them out. Often, their skills have eroded but they just can't bring themselves to call it a career. So they hang on for the ...
Batters getting hit by pitches is a big
part of baseball. Just like crashes in auto racing.
You know you want to watch.
The Houston Astros are coming to " Los
Angeles of Anaheim" this week, and they'll be doing
so with a giant conundrum on their hands. It's a future Hall of Famer . It's Craig Biggio . Unfortunately for all involved, Biggio's march towards 3,000 hits ...
Craig Biggio kissed his wife, hugged everyone in
sight and dragged former teammate Jeff Bagwell out onto
the field to soak in the celebration. It was the perfect place for the Astros second baseman to get his 3,000th career hit. Biggio became the 27th player to reach the milestone number on Thursday night with a single to center field in the seventh inning.
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