by Chris Price
Craig Biggio went 1-5 in the Astros 4-1 loss to the Mets. His batting average is .253. The Astros are off tomorrow as they travel home to face the Cubs.
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Sunday, September 23, 2007
September 8: New York (NL): Did Not Play
by Chris Price
Craig Biggio did not play in the Astros 3-1 loss to the Mets. Game four tomorrow.
Craig Biggio did not play in the Astros 3-1 loss to the Mets. Game four tomorrow.
September 7: New York (NL): 0 Hits, 3046 Career Total
by Chris Price
Craig Biggio went 0-4 in the Astros 11-3 loss to the Mets. His batting average is .253. Game three tomorrow.
Craig Biggio went 0-4 in the Astros 11-3 loss to the Mets. His batting average is .253. Game three tomorrow.
Friday, September 7, 2007
September 6: New York (NL): 0 Hits, 3046 Career Total
By Chris Price
Craig Biggio went 0-4, with two strikeouts in the Astros 11-3 loss to the New York Mets. His current batting average is .253. There are 21 games left in the season with Biggio holding at 3046 career hits.
Game two against the Mets is at 12:10 EDT tomorrow (New York time).
Craig Biggio went 0-4, with two strikeouts in the Astros 11-3 loss to the New York Mets. His current batting average is .253. There are 21 games left in the season with Biggio holding at 3046 career hits.
Game two against the Mets is at 12:10 EDT tomorrow (New York time).
Saturday, July 14, 2007
July 8: New York Mets: Biggio Did Not Play
By Chris Price
Craig Biggio did not play in the Houston Astros 8-3 thumping of the New York Mets.
He is holding at 3013 career hit going into the All Star Break. He and the Astros again play on Friday on the road against the Chicago Cubs.
Craig Biggio did not play in the Houston Astros 8-3 thumping of the New York Mets.
He is holding at 3013 career hit going into the All Star Break. He and the Astros again play on Friday on the road against the Chicago Cubs.
Saturday, July 7, 2007
July 7: New York Mets: 1 Hit, 3013 Career Total
By Robert H. Kelly
Craig Biggio went 1 for 5 in a marathon seventeen inning loss to the New York Mets. The Mets scored two runs in the top of the 17th to make the score 5-3 to break the tie. The Astros fell to 38-49 for the season.
The game went 5 hours and 17 minutes and used 7 relief pitchers.
Biggio was pulled in the top of the 11th, and replaced at second base by Chris Burke.
He now has 3014 career hits. His offensive stats are as follows:
1st inning: FLIES OUT (facing left handed pitcher Tom Glavine, 7-6, 4.40 ERA)
1: called strike
2: foul
3: ball
4: ball
5: flies out to center fielder Carlos Beltran
Current batting average: .259
4th inning: SINGLE (still facing Glavine)
1: singles on a soft fly ball to center fielder Carlos Beltran
Current batting average: .262
5th inning: FLIES OUT (still facing Glavine)
1: flies out to right fielder Shawn Green
Current batting average: .261
8th inning: GROUND OUT (facing right handed pitcher Aaron Heilman, 6-3, 3.83 ERA)
1: foul
2: grounds out on a throw from pitcher Aaron Heilman to first baseman Carlos Delgado
Current batting average: .260
10th inning: STRUCK OUT (facing right handed pitcher Guillermo Mota, 0-0, 6.65 era)
1: ball
2: ball
3: swinging strike
4: ball
5: swinging strike
6: called strike
Current batting average: .259
Craig Biggio went 1 for 5 in a marathon seventeen inning loss to the New York Mets. The Mets scored two runs in the top of the 17th to make the score 5-3 to break the tie. The Astros fell to 38-49 for the season.
The game went 5 hours and 17 minutes and used 7 relief pitchers.
Biggio was pulled in the top of the 11th, and replaced at second base by Chris Burke.
He now has 3014 career hits. His offensive stats are as follows:
1st inning: FLIES OUT (facing left handed pitcher Tom Glavine, 7-6, 4.40 ERA)
1: called strike
2: foul
3: ball
4: ball
5: flies out to center fielder Carlos Beltran
Current batting average: .259
4th inning: SINGLE (still facing Glavine)
1: singles on a soft fly ball to center fielder Carlos Beltran
Current batting average: .262
5th inning: FLIES OUT (still facing Glavine)
1: flies out to right fielder Shawn Green
Current batting average: .261
8th inning: GROUND OUT (facing right handed pitcher Aaron Heilman, 6-3, 3.83 ERA)
1: foul
2: grounds out on a throw from pitcher Aaron Heilman to first baseman Carlos Delgado
Current batting average: .260
10th inning: STRUCK OUT (facing right handed pitcher Guillermo Mota, 0-0, 6.65 era)
1: ball
2: ball
3: swinging strike
4: ball
5: swinging strike
6: called strike
Current batting average: .259
Friday, July 6, 2007
July 6: New York Mets: 1 Hit, 3012 Career Total
By Robert H. Kelly
Craig Biggio and the Houston Astros faced off against the New York Mets in the second game of their four game series. This series will be the last for both teams before the All Star Break.
Biggio went 1 for 4 in the Astros 4-0 win over the New York Mets, giving him 3012 career hits. He played seven full innings and was replaced in the top of the eighth inning at second base by mark Loretta.
Game three of the series will be at 6:05pm tomorrow.
1st inning: STRUCK OUT (facing right handed pitcher Mike Pelfrey, 0-6, 6.11 ERA)
1: ball
2: swinging strike
3: swinging strike
4: foul
5: called strike
Current batting average: .260
3rd inning: SINGLE (still facing Pelfrey)
1: ball
2: swinging strike
3: called strike
4: singles on a ground ball to center fielder Carlos Beltran
Current batting average: .262
5th inning: STRUCK OUT (still facing Pelfrey)
1: foul
2: foul
3: ball
4: ball
5: foul
6: ball
7: foul
8: called strike
Current batting average: .261
7th inning: GROUND OUT (facing right handed pitcher Guillermo Mota 0-0, 7.32 ERA)
1: called strike
2: called strike
3: ball
4: ball
5: grounds out on a throw from third baseman David Wright to first baseman Carlos Delgado
Current batting average: .260
Craig Biggio and the Houston Astros faced off against the New York Mets in the second game of their four game series. This series will be the last for both teams before the All Star Break.
Biggio went 1 for 4 in the Astros 4-0 win over the New York Mets, giving him 3012 career hits. He played seven full innings and was replaced in the top of the eighth inning at second base by mark Loretta.
Game three of the series will be at 6:05pm tomorrow.
1st inning: STRUCK OUT (facing right handed pitcher Mike Pelfrey, 0-6, 6.11 ERA)
1: ball
2: swinging strike
3: swinging strike
4: foul
5: called strike
Current batting average: .260
3rd inning: SINGLE (still facing Pelfrey)
1: ball
2: swinging strike
3: called strike
4: singles on a ground ball to center fielder Carlos Beltran
Current batting average: .262
5th inning: STRUCK OUT (still facing Pelfrey)
1: foul
2: foul
3: ball
4: ball
5: foul
6: ball
7: foul
8: called strike
Current batting average: .261
7th inning: GROUND OUT (facing right handed pitcher Guillermo Mota 0-0, 7.32 ERA)
1: called strike
2: called strike
3: ball
4: ball
5: grounds out on a throw from third baseman David Wright to first baseman Carlos Delgado
Current batting average: .260
Thursday, July 5, 2007
July 5: New York Mets: 2 Hits, 3011 Career Total
By Robert H. Kelly
Craig Biggio got two hits in five at bats in the Houston Astros 6-2 loss to the New York Mets. He now has 3011 career hits, passing Wade Boggs (3010) to take 24th place on the all time hits list. Next up on the list is Rafael Palmeiro with 3020.
The Astros are now 37-49, while the Mets raised their record to 47-37. Game two will be tomorrow at 7:05pm.
Here is Biggio’s offense statistics:
1st inning: (facing right handed pitcher John Maine, 9-4, 2.74 ERA)
1: foul
2: swinging strike
3: foul
4: swinging strike
Current batting average: .257
3rd inning: POPS OUT (still facing Maine)
1: called strike
2: pops out to shortstop Jose Reyes
Current batting average: .256
6th inning: SINGLE (still facing Maine)
1: foul
2: swinging strike
3: ball
4: ball
5: singles on a line drive to center fielder Carlos Beltran
Current batting average: .259
8th inning: GROUND RULE DOUBLE (still facing Maine)
1: called strike
2: ground rule double on a fly ball to right field
Current batting average: .261
9th inning: STRUCK OUT (facing left handed pitcher Billy Wagner, 1-0. 1.69 ERA)
1: ball
2: foul
3: ball
4: called strike
5: swinging strike
Current batting average: .260
Craig Biggio got two hits in five at bats in the Houston Astros 6-2 loss to the New York Mets. He now has 3011 career hits, passing Wade Boggs (3010) to take 24th place on the all time hits list. Next up on the list is Rafael Palmeiro with 3020.
The Astros are now 37-49, while the Mets raised their record to 47-37. Game two will be tomorrow at 7:05pm.
Here is Biggio’s offense statistics:
1st inning: (facing right handed pitcher John Maine, 9-4, 2.74 ERA)
1: foul
2: swinging strike
3: foul
4: swinging strike
Current batting average: .257
3rd inning: POPS OUT (still facing Maine)
1: called strike
2: pops out to shortstop Jose Reyes
Current batting average: .256
6th inning: SINGLE (still facing Maine)
1: foul
2: swinging strike
3: ball
4: ball
5: singles on a line drive to center fielder Carlos Beltran
Current batting average: .259
8th inning: GROUND RULE DOUBLE (still facing Maine)
1: called strike
2: ground rule double on a fly ball to right field
Current batting average: .261
9th inning: STRUCK OUT (facing left handed pitcher Billy Wagner, 1-0. 1.69 ERA)
1: ball
2: foul
3: ball
4: called strike
5: swinging strike
Current batting average: .260
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