Houston Astros : Roy Oswalt Earns 1st Win

Can't Stop The Bleeding found this 4/17/2008 on www.crawfishboxes.com [flag]

Finally we get at least a small glimpse of the Roy Oswalt that we have missed so dearly. I'm not going to say that Roy-O was the best that we've ever seen him... but he looked much closer tonight to the Roy-O of old than he has the past 3 games this season. Roy had a pretty good curve ball tonight. I specifically remember the curve ball he threw to Burrell in the 3rd ... [link]

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