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Astros defeat Braves, Bartolo Colon behind big first inning
Bartolo Colon is one of baseball's greatest treasures. Soon to be 44 years old, the portly Dominican righthander has been doing this so long he's the only active major leaguer who pitched at the Astrodome.
Colon rocked early, Astros hand Braves 5th straight loss
There was nothing sexy about the Tuesday night performance of Bartolo Colon, who got folded, spindled and saw his ERA further mutilated by the Astros as rough times continued for the Braves and the pitcher known as “Big Sexy.”
Astros prospect David Paulino set to pitch in Class AAA Thursday
After missing the first five weeks of the minor league season because of injury, David Paulino is scheduled to make his 2017 debut with Class AAA Fresno on Thursday in Oklahoma City.
Astros activate Michael Feliz ahead of Tuesday’s game vs. Braves
The Astros, as expected, activated reliever Michael Feliz from the family medical emergency list on Tuesday before their 8-3 win over the Atlanta Braves. He allowed one hit in a scoreless ninth inning.
Musgrove looks to stay ahead of Braves
The struggling Braves can look across the field at the Astros for an example of a franchise that has turned it around after years of rebuilding. The American League West-leading Astros and the rebuilding Braves conclude a two-game Interleague set on Wednesday afternoon at Minute Maid Park.
Around the League
O’s rally in 9th, walk off vs. Nats in 12th
Mark Trumbo's walk-off single in the 12th inning off Jacob Turner gave the Orioles a 5-4 victory over the Nationals on Tuesday night at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Dex-tra special: Fowler’s pinch-RBI leads Cards
Battling back has become common for the Cardinals, who erased a four-run deficit in the eighth inning and rallied past the Marlins, 6-5, on Tuesday night at Marlins Park.
The Mets can’t stop getting laughed at
Matt Harvey’s partying has turned into another episode of LOL METS. Here’s how to stop that.
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The Marlins have baseball’s weirdest roster with as many catchers as starting pitchers
Too many catchers and not enough starting pitchers for Miami.