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Astros Acquire Lumsden
According to MLB.com's Jim Molony , the Astros acquired lefty pitching prospect Tyler Lumsden from the Royals for a player to be named later or cash considerations.  The Royals had designated him for assignment a few days ago; he was knocked around at Triple A this year.  Baseball ...
Hampton returning to Astros | astros.com: News
mlb.mlb.com — HOUSTON -- The Astros have a deal in place with left-hander Mike Hampton, pending a physical, MLB.com... has learned. General manager Ed Wade declined to comment. Hampton, 36, will be in Houston either Monday or Tuesday to take the physical, which is ... (more) Hampton returning to Astros | astros.com: News
Astros pick up left handed Lumsden
Astros pick up left handed Lumsden
tireball.com — Tyler Lumsden has been picked up by the Houston Astros for a player to be named or... cash. The left hander formerly of the Royals was designated for assignment earlier this week following a tough year in Triple-A. (more) Astros pick up left handed Lumsden
The Houston Astros' Sad Situation
bucsdugout.com — This is a really sad article about the Houston Astros' prospects. Its thesis is, essentially, that last... year's trade for Miguel Tejada has been a disaster for the franchise, because the Astros gave up too much and Tejada wasn't good enough, and now ... (more) The Houston Astros' Sad Situation
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Astros Acquire Tyler Lumsden from the Royals for a PTBNL
The Crawfish BoxesAstros Acquire Tyler Lumsden from the Royals for a PTBNL Lumsden, 25, has posted 4.89 ERA in 425 IP, tallying 245 K to 201 BB. The LHP, from Clemson, was named the 5th most valuable prospect in the Royals System by Baseball America in 2007. I wonder who ...

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The Astros acquired left-hander Tyler Lumsden from the Kansas City Royals on Monday in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations. The announcement was made by general manager Ed Wade.
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