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The Houston Astros get on a plane to Sacramento to start the final week of their season on the defensive after an awful sweep at the hands of the Seattle Mariners.
The Houston Astros return home on Monday and will return to start one of their biggest rotation surprises this season in a critical series. On Monday, the Houston will welcome the Rangers to Daikin Park in what is the first game of what might be the most important series of the season for the Astros.
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After a blown lead yesterday, the Houston Astros came out on Wednesday and took care of business against the Toronto Blue Jays, winning 3-2 courtesy of a game-changing homer in the ninth from Yeiner Diaz No better way to describe the first half of this game than a good old fashion pitching duel.
George Costanza, aka Jason Alexander, couldn’t replicate the magic he had in the Bronx last month, allowing the New York Yankees to tag him for multiple runs, but the bats and bullpen kept it close, allowing them to come back to win 8-7 on Wednesday.
The Houston Astros are using a six-man rotation after three starters came off the injured list this month, and another rehabbing right-hander is nearing his return, too.
It’s the perfect time for the Houston Astros to return home and face an opponent that gives them a clear chance to sweep a series and help their American League West title hopes.
A win is a win, but I don’t think the Astros deserved it. Neither did the Orioles, though. One of my favorite things about this current iteration of the Astros is their propensity for turning seemingly below-average pitchers into contributors.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Houston Astros handed the New York Yankees another series loss Sunday, closing the set with a 7-1 victory in the third game and improving their record to 66-52.
Pitcher Jason Alexander (not the Seinfeld comedian) is a joke no more. In his previous outing, the castoff of the homeless and hapless Athletics from somewhere out West, pitched six scoreless innings.
The Houston Astros are looking to end the series strong on Sunday afternoon at Yankee Stadium against the New York Yankees. The Yankees secured a 5-4 home win on Saturday to even up the series.
Jason Alexander pitched six scoreless innings to lead the visiting Houston Astros to an 8-2 win over the Miami Marlins on Monday night. Astros outfielder Jesus Sanchez, who made his MLB debut with the Marlins in 2020, slugged an RBI double to open the scoring during Houston's five-run fourth inning.
If only this were just another Seinfeld episode...but alas. The Astros began a 4 game set today against the Oak— oh wait, sorry. Just the A’s. On the mound
On same day that former Milwaukee Brewers top prospect Keston Hiura saw his latest chance of playing in the Major Leagues come to an end, another former player saw himself get an unexpected second chance.
The Athletics announced that right-hander Jason Alexander has been claimed off waivers by the Astros. Alexander was designated for assignment by the West Sacramento club earlier this week.
Ahead of their series with the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Athletics have made some changes to their bullpen. The team announced on Tuesday afternoon that they have reinstated right-handed pitcher Michel Otañez from the 15-day injured list and recalled right-handed pitcher Jason Alexander from Triple-A Las Vegas.
The Athletics have a new player who is not a wannabe architect but rather a relief pitcher. Athletics pitcher Jason Alexander entered the team’s game against the New York Mets on Sunday and immediately drew attention because of his name.
The Athletics have signed right-hander Jason Alexander to a minors deal, according to Alexander’s MLB.com profile page. The contract presumably includes
The Athletics have come to terms with 31-year-old right-hander Jason Alexander on a minor-league contract for the 2025 season, according to the MiLB.com transactions page.
11 strikeouts, two baserunners, seven innings. That’s a good night, right? As if Tyler O’Neill smacking a ball clear into orbit wasn’t satisfying enough in the midst of a playoff race, there’s more good news.
Can he be the master of his domain? He’s 31-year-old Jason Alexander and he comes from the Milwaukee Brewers by way of Vandelay Industries. The Red Sox
The Red Sox signed free agent right-hander Jason Alexander to a minor-league contract and assigned him to Triple-A Worcester last week, per the club’s MLB.com transactions log.
The Red Sox have signed right-hander Jason Alexander to a minor league deal, according to his transactions tracker at MLB.com. The righty is a client of Apex Baseball.