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2018 houston Astros spring training game notes HOUSTON ASTROS (0-0) vs. washington nationals (0-0) RHP rogelio armenteros (nr, -.--) vs. lhp tommy milone (NR, -.--) Friday, february 23, 2018 • fitteam ballpark of the palm beaches • west palm beach, FL • 1:05 p.m. ET • AT+T Sportsnet sw • kbme 790 am start it up: astros spring training roster The 2017 World Series Champion Houston Astros begin their 2018 Spring Training season today with a 1:05 p.m. ET matchup against the Washington Nationals at FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm pitchers (22 + 8) Beaches...RHP Rogelio Armenteros will get the start for Houston opposite LHP Tommy Milone and the 66 Rogelio Armenteros RHP Nats...also scheduled to pitch today for Houston are RHP Mike Hauschild (HOSS-child), RHP Trent Thornton, 52 Buddy Boshers LHP LHP Buddy Boshers (bo-SHEERS), RHP Matt Ramsey, RHP Brendan McCurry, LHP Reymin Guduan 45 Gerrit Cole RHP 47 Chris Devenski RHP (ray-MEEN goo-DWAHN), RHP David Paulino, RHP Riley Ferrell, LHP Framber Valdez (FRAHM-ber) and 82 Jacob Dorris* RHP RHP Jacob Dorris. 70 Riley Ferrell* RHP 53 Ken Giles RHP 26 Anthony Gose LHP today’s starter: RHP Rogelio Armenteros (ro-HELL-ee-o arm-en-TAIR-ohs) will start today’s Spring 64 Reymin Guduan LHP Training opener...Armeteros, 23, is a non-roster invitee at Astros camp and has been in the organization 61 Jandel Gustave RHP since 2015...the Cuban-native was a Double A Texas League Midseason All-Star in 2017, going 10-4 with a 36 Will Harris RHP 68 Mike Hauschild* RHP 2.04 ERA (28ER/123.2IP) and 146 strikeouts in 24 combined games between Triple A Fresno and Double A 51 James Hoyt RHP Corpus Christi last year. 60 Dallas Keuchel LHP 79 Francis Martes RHP 43 Lance McCullers Jr. RHP where to watch: Today’s game will be broadcast live on AT&T SportsNet Southwest with Todd Kalas and 69 Brendan McCurry* RHP Geoff Blum on the call...AT&T SportsNet Southwest will broadcast a total of 10 Astros Spring Training games 31 Collin McHugh RHP this year: Feb. 23 vs. WSH, Feb. 24 vs. ATL, Feb. 26 vs. NYM, Feb. 28 vs. MIN, March 1 vs. BOS, March 2 50 Charlie Morton RHP 63 David Paulino RHP vs. NYM, March 3 at WSH, March 5 vs. MIA, March 18 vs. ATL, March 19 vs. NYM...additionally, ESPN will 41 Brad Peacock RHP carry the Astros March 21 game vs. the Nationals...MLB Network will also air a number of Astros games live 83 Cionel Pérez LHP and on tape delay (see schedule on page 2) 71 Matt Ramsey* LHP 62 Brady Rodgers RHP 30 Héctor Rondón RHP on the airwaves: Today’s radio broadcast will be aired live on KBME 790 AM SportsTalk 790 with Robert 29 Tony Sipp LHP Ford and Steve Sparks on the call...the game can also be heard live on MLB.com, SiriusXM and on the MLB 38 Joe Smith RHP 67 Trent Thornton* RHP At-Bat App...virtually every game this Spring will be broadcast live on KBME or MLB.com. 72 Framber Valdez* LHP 35 Justin Verlander RHP supporting the parkland community: Both the Astros and Nationals, along with the rest of Major League CATCHERS (3+3) Baseball, will support the Parkland community and the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School 44 Tim Federowicz* by wearing the caps of the Stoneman Douglas Eagles baseball team during pregame and throughout today’s 11 Evan Gattis afternoon matchup...the teams will also observe a moment of silence in honor and memory of those affected 16 Brian McCann by last week’s tragedy prior to the start of today’s game. 80 Jamie Ritchie* 12 Max Stassi 72 Garrett Stubbs* pregame ceremonies: Today’s game will have a special pregame ceremony...Astros General Manager Jeff Luhnow will present the Commissioner’s Trophy as the Astros celebrate their 2017 World Series Championship infielders (9+3) season...the Astros also proudly welcome Marjory Stoneman Douglas Eagles baseball team head coach Todd 27 Jose Altuve 2 Alex Bregman Fitz-Gerald and his son, Eagles third baseman Hunter, who will accompany Astros GM Jeff Luhnow as he 99 Randy César* presents the Commissioner’s Trophy on the field during pregame. 1 Carlos Correa 28 J.D. Davis 9 Marwin Gonzalez today’s first pitch + anthem: FITTEAM Executive VP of Business Development Ryan Hummel will throw 10 Yuli Gurriel out the ceremonial first today...on Wednesday, FITTEAM was celebrated as the naming rights partner for 18 Tony Kemp FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches...today’s National Anthem will be performed by Marjory Stoneman 76 Jack Mayfield* 23 AJ Reed Douglas High School student Angelique Meneses, who is the Secretary of the Florida Association of Student 81 Nick Tanielu* Councils and a Senator of the Senior Class Board. 13 Tyler White outfielders (4+5) WORLDworld SERIES series CHAMPIONS weekend: 2017 Fans | AL will Champions have an 2017opportunity | NL CHampions to view and 2005 take photos with the Commissioner’s AL West78 ChampionsDrew Ferguson* 2017 | AL Wild Card 2015Trophy | NL Wild over Cardthe course 2004, of 2005 World | NLSeries Central Weekend, Champions beginning 1997, today 1998, from 1999, 11:00 2001 a.m.-12:30 | NL West p.m.Champions ET and 1980,con- 1986 21 Derek Fisher tinuing on Saturday from 11:00 a.m. until first pitch...fans can also take photos with a 12-foot Replica Trophy 75 Alejandro Garcia* at every Astros Spring Training home game. 74 Jon Kemmer* 6 Jake Marisnick 22 Josh Reddick astros honored by city: Last night, the City of West Palm Beach honored the Astros with an Astros World 4 George Springer Championship Celebration at Clematis by Night at the West Palm Beach Waterfront...Astros GM Jeff Luh- 73 Myles Straw* 79 Kyle Tucker* now, the Mayor of West Palm Beach Jeri Muoio, right-handed pitcher Brad Peacock, infielderAlex Bregman * - Non-roster invitee and the World Series trophy were in attendance at the event, which was free to the public. UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS (ALL TIMES EASTERN) Date Time Opponent Pitchers Radio/Television Sat., Feb. 24 1:05 Atlanta RHP Collin McHugh (NR, -.--) vs. TBA KBME/AT&T SPORTSNET SW Sun., Feb. 25 1:05 at St. Louis RHP Gerrit Cole (NR, -.--) vs. TBA KBME/none Mon., Feb. 26 1:05 New York (NL) RHP Justin Verlander (NR, -.--) vs. TBA KBME/AT&T SPORTSNET SW Mon., Feb. 26 1:05 at Miami RHP Francis Martes (NR, -.--) vs. RHP José Ureña (NR, -.--) none/MLB Network WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS 2017 | AL Champions 2017 | NL CHampions 2005 AL West Champions 2017 | AL Wild Card 2015 | NL Wild Card 2004, 2005 | NL Central Champions 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001 | NL West Champions 1980, 1986 clubhouse hours: The Astros clubhouse will typically be open to the media from 8:00-8:55 a.m. and following Astros batting practice...manager AJ Hinch will be available at roughly 9:30 a.m. on most mornings, and after each game...the clubhouse will also open periodically throughout each home game. video uploads: Video highlights and postgame sound bites following today’s game will be uploaded onto MLBPressbox.com for media to download... highlights, b-roll and sound bites will be uploaded onto the site throughout Spring Training...please note, videos of several players from this week are still available on MLBPressbox.com. upcoming starters: The Astros starting pitchers for there next several games are as follows: RHP Collin McHugh (Saturday vs. ATL), RHP Gerrit Cole (Sunday at STL), RHP Justin Verlander (Monday vs. NYM), RHP Francis Martes (Monday at MIA), RHP Brad Peacock (Tuesday at NYM), RHP Lance McCullers Jr. (Wednesday vs. MIN) and RHP Charlie Morton (Thursday vs. BOS). 2018 promotions: Fans are invited to enjoy several new promotions at FITTEAM Ballpark of the Palm Beaches during 2018 Spring Training...tomorrow is Bark in the Park, where fans are invited to bring their dogs to the ballgame as the Astros take on the Atlanta Braves at 1:05 p.m. ET...a portion of the proceeds from a Bark in the Park ticket will benefit Peggy Adams Animal Rescue...prior to Thursday’s game between the Astros and Red Sox, 1,000 fans will receive a foam “H’s in the Air” hand, courtesy of Texas Mahindra Dealers...next Friday is the first Big and Bright Friday Night fire- works display of Astros Spring Training following the matchup between the Astros and New York Mets at 6:05 p.m. ET...the second and final Big and Bright Friday Night will take place on Friday, March 9 following the Astros vs. St. Louis Cardinals 6:05 p.m. matchup...visit www.fitteamballpark.com/ promotions-schedule for more information about the Astros promotions schedule at Spring Training. spring training credentials: Any media wishing to cover Astros Spring Training must apply through Major League Baseball’s online credentialing system (credentials.mlb.com), unless they have a 2018 BBWAA card or a MLB Universal Spring Training credential...for assistance using the online credentialing system, please email Chris Peixoto ([email protected]). media parking: Media covering Astros Spring Training can park in Lot B, which is located off the Haverhill Road entrance to the ballpark...to get to Lot B, drive past the guard stand and make a left...Lot B is located directly behind the fenced-in player parking lot...please let the Astros communications staff know if you need a parking pass. alumni at spring training: Hall of Fame first baseman and Astros legendJeff Bagwell is scheduled to be in Astros Spring Training camp from Feb.
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    *LRB09415054AJO50214r* HR0715 LRB094 15054 AJO 50214 r 1 HOUSE RESOLUTION 2 WHEREAS, On October 26, 2005, the Chicago White Sox of the 3 American League won the 101st World Series of Major League 4 Baseball in dominant fashion by defeating the Houston Astros by 5 a score of 1-0 to capture the organization's third World Series 6 title and first since the year 1917; and 7 WHEREAS, With an American League best record of 99 wins and 8 63 losses in the regular season the 2005 White Sox became the 9 American League Central Division champions and opened the 10 post-season by sweeping the 2004 World Series Champion Boston 11 Red Sox three games to none in the American League Division 12 Series, and then soundly defeating the Los Angeles Angels of 13 Anaheim four games to one to become the American League 14 Champions and the first White Sox team in 46 years to reach the 15 World Series, and finally, the White Sox swept the Houston 16 Astros with four straight wins to become Major League 17 Baseball's World Champions; and 18 WHEREAS, The White Sox tied a Major League Record since the 19 introduction of the three round playoff system by winning 11 of 20 12 post season games; demonstrated the essence of teamwork by 21 winning 110 games and losing 64 through the post-season; 22 remarkably won sixteen of their last seventeen games; and 23 WHEREAS, Jerry Reinsdorf marked the 25th season he has 24 served as chairman of the White Sox organization in 2005, 25 making him the second-longest tenured owner in team history as 26 well as the second-longest tenured owner among the 30 Major 27 League clubs; since taking over as Chairman in January 1981, 28 the White Sox have a winning record of 2031-1892 (.518); and 29 WHEREAS, Mr.