2011 Houston Astros season

2011 Houston Astros
2011 Houston Astros
League	National League
Division	Central
Ballpark	Minute Maid Park
City	Houston, Texas
Record	56–106 (.346)
Divisional place	6th
Owners	Drayton McLane
General managers	Ed Wade
Managers	Brad Mills
Television	Fox Sports Houston ; KTXH ; (Bill Brown, Jim Deshaies)
Radio	KTRH ; (Milo Hamilton, Brett Dolan, Dave Raymond); KLAT (Spanish); (Francisco Romero, Alex Treviño)
Stats	ESPN.com ; BB-reference

Last updated February 27, 2024

The Houston Astros' 2011 season was the 50th season for the franchise in the National League in Houston, their 47th as the Astros and their 12th season at Minute Maid Park. The 2011 Astros became the first team in the franchise's 50-year history to lose 100 games in a single season.

Regular season

Season standings

National League Central

v t e NL Central	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Milwaukee Brewers	96	66	0.593	—	57–24	39–42
St. Louis Cardinals	90	72	0.556	6	45–36	45–36
Cincinnati Reds	79	83	0.488	17	42–39	37–44
Pittsburgh Pirates	72	90	0.444	24	36–45	36–45
Chicago Cubs	71	91	0.438	25	39–42	32–49
Houston Astros	56	106	0.346	40	31–50	25–56

National League Wild Card

v t e Division leaders	W	L	Pct.
Philadelphia Phillies	102	60	0.630
Milwaukee Brewers	96	66	0.593
Arizona Diamondbacks	94	68	0.580

v t e Wild Card team (Top team qualifies for postseason)	W	L	Pct.	GB
St. Louis Cardinals	90	72	0.556	—
Atlanta Braves	89	73	0.549	1
San Francisco Giants	86	76	0.531	4
Los Angeles Dodgers	82	79	0.509	7½
Washington Nationals	80	81	0.497	9½
Cincinnati Reds	79	83	0.488	11
New York Mets	77	85	0.475	13
Colorado Rockies	73	89	0.451	17
Florida Marlins	72	90	0.444	18
Pittsburgh Pirates	72	90	0.444	18
Chicago Cubs	71	91	0.438	19
San Diego Padres	71	91	0.438	19
Houston Astros	56	106	0.346	34

Record vs. opponents

2011 National League record v t e Source: ^[1]
Team	ARI	ATL	CHC	CIN	COL	FLA	HOU	LAD	MIL	NYM	PHI	PIT	SD	SF	STL	WSH	AL
Arizona	–	2–3	3–4	4–2	13–5	5–2	6–1	10–8	4–3	3–3	3–3	3–3	11–7	9–9	3–4	5–3	10–8
Atlanta	3–2	–	4–3	3–3	6–2	12–6	5–1	2–5	5–3	9–9	6–12	4–2	4–5	6–1	1–5	9–9	10–5
Chicago	4–3	3–4	–	7–11	2–4	3–3	8–7	3–3	6–10	4–2	2–5	8–8	3–3	5–4	5–10	3–4	5–10
Cincinnati	2–4	3–3	11–7	–	3–4	3–3	9–6	4–2	8–8	2–5	1–7	5–10	4–2	5–2	9–6	4–2	6–12
Colorado	5–13	2–6	4–2	4–3	–	3–3	5–2	9–9	3–6	5–2	1–4	4–3	9–9	5–13	2–4	4–3	8–7
Florida	2–5	6–12	3–3	3–3	3–3	–	6–1	3–3	0–7	9–9	6–12	6–0	0–7	4–2	2–6	11–7	8–10
Houston	1–6	1–5	7–8	6–9	2–5	1–6	–	4–5	3–12	3–3	2–4	7–11	3–5	4–3	5–10	3–3	4–11
Los Angeles	8–10	5–2	3–3	2–4	9–9	3–3	5–4	–	2–4	2–5	1–5	6–2	13–5	9–9	4–3	4–2	6–9
Milwaukee	3–4	3–5	10–6	8–8	6–3	7–0	12–3	4–2	–	4–2	3–4	12–3	3–2	3–3	9–9	3–3	6–9
New York	3–3	9–9	2–4	5–2	2–5	9–9	3–3	5–2	2–4	–	7–11	4–4	4–3	2–4	3–3	8–10	9–9
Philadelphia	3–3	12–6	5–2	7–1	4–1	12–6	4–2	5–1	4–3	11–7	–	4–2	7–1	4–3	3–6	8–10	9–6
Pittsburgh	3–3	2–4	8–8	10–5	3–4	0–6	11–7	2–6	3–12	4–4	2–4	–	2–4	3–3	7–9	4–4	8–7
San Diego	7–11	5–4	3–3	2–4	9–9	7–0	5–3	5–13	2–3	3–4	1–7	4–2	–	6–12	3–3	3–4	6–9
San Francisco	9–9	1–6	4–5	2–5	13–5	2–4	3–4	9–9	3–3	4–2	3–4	3–3	12–6	–	5–2	3–4	10–5
St. Louis	4–3	5–1	10–5	6–9	4–2	6–2	10–5	3–4	9–9	3–3	6–3	9–7	3–3	2–5	–	2–4	8–7
Washington	3–5	9–9	4–3	2–4	3–4	7–11	3–3	2–4	3–3	10–8	10–8	4–4	4–3	4–3	4–2	–	8–7

Detailed record

Team	Home	Away	Total	Pct.	Gms Left
NL Central
Cincinnati Reds	3–3	3–6	6–9	.400	0
Chicago Cubs	3–3	4–5	7–8	.467	0
Milwaukee Brewers	2–7	1–5	3–12	.200	0
Pittsburgh Pirates	4–5	3–6	7–11	.389	0
St. Louis Cardinals	3–6	2–4	5–10	.333	0
	15–33	13–17	28–50	.359	0
NL East
Atlanta Braves	1–3	0–2	1–5	.167	0
Florida Marlins	1–2	0–4	1–6	.143	0
New York Mets	1–2	2–1	3–3	.500	0
Philadelphia Phillies	2–1	0–3	2–4	.333	0
Washington Nationals	2–1	1–2	3–3	.500	0
	7–9	3–12	10–21	.323	0
NL West
Arizona Diamondbacks	0–3	1–3	1–6	.143	0
Colorado Rockies	2–2	0–3	2–5	.286	0
Los Angeles Dodgers	2–1	2–4	4–5	.444	0
San Diego Padres	2–2	1–3	3–5	.375	0
San Francisco Giants	2–1	2–2	4–3	.571	0
	8–9	6–15	14–24	.368	0
AL East
Baltimore Orioles	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Boston Red Sox	0–3	N/A	0–3	.000	0
New York Yankees	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Tampa Bay Rays	0–3	N/A	0–3	.000	0
Toronto Blue Jays	N/A	2–1	2–1	.667	0
	0–6	2–1	2–7	.222	0
AL Central
Chicago White Sox	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Cleveland Indians	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Detroit Tigers	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Kansas City Royals	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Minnesota Twins	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
AL West
Los Angeles Angels	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Oakland Athletics	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Seattle Mariners	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Texas Rangers	1–2	1–2	2–4	.333	0
	1–2	1–2	2–4	.333	0

Month	Games	Won	Lost	Pct.
April	27	10	17	.370
May	28	11	17	.393
June	26	7	19	.269
July	26	6	20	.250
August	29	12	17	.414
September	25	9	16	.360
	162	56	106	.346

Season Splits
Home/Road
Splits	Games	Won	Lost	Pct.
Home	81	31	50	.383
Road	81	25	56	.309
Season Half
Splits	Games	Won	Lost	Pct.
First Half	81	28	53	.346
Second Half	81	28	53	.346
Extra-Innings
Splits	Games	Won	Lost	Pct.
9-Inning	144	51	93	.354
Extra-Inning	18	5	13	.278
Run Differential Games
Splits	Games	Won	Lost	Pct.
One-Run	48	20	28	.417
2–4	71	21	50	.296
5+ Run	43	15	28	.349
Shut Outs
Splits	Games	Won	Lost	Pct.
Shut Out	19	7	12	.556
	162	56	106	.346

Monthly Attendance	Games	Total Att.	Avg. Att.	Pct.
April	15	380,208	25,347	18.39%
May	13	325,689	25,053	15.76%
June	16	419,856	26,241	20.31%
July	9	291,781	32,420	14.12%
August	15	358,453	23,897	17.34%
September	13	291,029	22,387	14.08%
Rank: 13th of 16	81	2,067,016	25,519

Roster

2011 Houston Astros

Roster

Pitchers

Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

2 Brad Mills

Coaches

38 Brad Arnsberg (pitching)
31 Mike Barnett (hitting)
26 Doug Brocail (pitching)
35 Dave Clark (third base)
10 Bobby Meacham (first base)
13 Al Pedrique (bench)
6 Jamie Quirk (bullpen)

Game log

Astros Win	Astros Loss	Game Postponed	ASG	Eliminated from Playoff Contention

2011 Game Log

April (10–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Stadium	Record	Boxscore / Streak
1	April 1	@Phillies	4–5	Báez (1–0)	Lyon (0–1)		45,237	Citizens Bank Park	0–1	L1
2	April 2	@Phillies	4–9	Lee (1–0)	W. Rodríguez (0–1)		45,455	Citizens Bank Park	0–2	L2
3	April 3	@Phillies	3–7	Oswalt (1–0)	Norris (0–1)		45,562	Citizens Bank Park	0–3	L3
4	April 5	@Reds	2–8	Leake (1–0)	Happ (0–1)		11,821	Great American Ball Park	0–4	L4
5	April 6	@Reds	4–12	Volquez (1–0)	Figueroa (0–1)		17,719	Great American Ball Park	0–5	L5
6	April 7	@Reds	3–2	Abad (1–0)	Masset (0–1)	Lyon (1)	20,104	Great American Ball Park	1–5	W1
7	April 8	Marlins	3–4	Nolasco (1–0)	López (0–1)	Núñez (2)	41,042	Minute Maid Park	1–6	L1
8	April 9	Marlins	5–7	Vasquez (1–1)	Abad (1–1)	Núñez (3)	25,421	Minute Maid Park	1–7	L2
9	April 10	Marlins	7–1	Happ (1–1)	Sánchez (0–1)		22,299	Minute Maid Park	2–7	W1
10	April 11	Cubs	4–5	Dempster (1–2)	Figueroa (0–2)	Mármol (4)	20,175	Minute Maid Park	2–8	L1
11	April 12	Cubs	11–2	Myers (1–0)	Russell (1–1)		23,523	Minute Maid Park	3–8	W1
12	April 13	Cubs	5–9	Zambrano (2–0)	W. Rodríguez (0–2)		20,987	Minute Maid Park	3–9	L1
13	April 14	Padres	1–0	Norris (1–1)	Moseley (0–3)	Lyon (2)	20,045	Minute Maid Park	4–9	W1
14	April 15	Padres	2–4	Harang (3–0)	Happ (1–2)	Bell (3)	23,755	Minute Maid Park	4–10	L1
15	April 16	Padres	5–3	Melancon (1–0)	Latos (0–2)	Lyon (3)	28,100	Minute Maid Park	5–10	W1
16	April 17	Padres	6–8	Frieri (1–1)	Melancon (1–1)	Bell (4)	22,899	Minute Maid Park	5–11	L1
17	April 19	@Mets	6–1	W. Rodríguez (1–2)	Niese (0–3)		27,032	Citi Field	6–11	W1
18	April 20	@Mets	4–3	Melancon (2–1)	Dickey (1–3)	Lyon (4)	27,380	Citi Field	7–11	W2
19	April 21	@Mets	1–9	Capuano (2–1)	Happ (1–3)		32,819	Citi Field	7–12	L1
20	April 22	@Brewers	7–14	Gallardo (2–1)	Figueroa (0–3)		31,907	Miller Park	7–13	L2
21	April 23	@Brewers	9–6 (10)	Lyon (1–1)	Green (0–1)		37,068	Miller Park	8–13	W1
22	April 24	@Brewers	1–4	Wolf (3–2)	W. Rodríguez (1–3)	Axford (4)	32,323	Miller Park	8–14	L1
23	April 26	Cardinals	6–5	Lyon (2–1)	Boggs (0–1)		25,526	Minute Maid Park	9–14	W1
24	April 27	Cardinals	5–6	Lohse (4–1)	Happ (1–4)	Sánchez (1)	27,857	Minute Maid Park	9–15	L1
25	April 28	Cardinals	7–11	McClellan (4–0)	Abad (1–2)	Salas (1)	26,331	Minute Maid Park	9–16	L2
26	April 29	Brewers	0–5	Marcum (3–1)	Myers (1–1)		25,734	Minute Maid Park	9–17	L3
27	April 30	Brewers	2–1	Lyon (3–1)	Loe (2–2)		26,514	Minute Maid Park	10–17	W1

May (11–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Stadium	Record	Boxscore / Streak
28	May 1	Brewers	5–0	Norris (2–1)	Narveson (1–2)		23,908	Minute Maid Park	11–17	W2
–	May 2	@Reds	Postponed (rain); Makeup: May 5, 11:35 AM CDT							Rain1
29	May 3	@Reds	10–4	Happ (2–4)	Leake (3–1)		12,005	Great American Ball Park	12–17	W3
30	May 4	@Reds	2–3	Cordero (2–0)	Lyon (3–2)		12,340	Great American Ball Park	12–18	L1
31	May 5	@Reds	4–10	Bailey (1–0)	Myers (1–2)		14,765	Great American Ball Park	12–19	L1
32	May 6	@Pirates	3–2	W. Rodríguez (2–3)	Resop (1–1)	Melancon (1)	12,728	PNC Park	13–19	W1
33	May 7	@Pirates	1–6	Morton (4–1)	Norris (2–2)		32,299	PNC Park	13–20	L1
34	May 8	@Pirates	4–5	McCutchen (1–0)	Abad (1–3)	Hanrahan (10)	17,946	PNC Park	13–21	L2
35	May 9	Reds	1–6	Wood (2–3)	A. Rodríguez (0–1)		20,174	Minute Maid Park	13–22	L3
36	May 10	Reds	7–3	Bailey (2–0)	Myers (1–3)		24,499	Minute Maid Park	13–23	L4
37	May 11	Reds	4–3	Melancon (3–1)	Leake (3–2)		21,008	Minute Maid Park	14–23	W1
38	May 13	Mets	4–6	Misch (1–0)	Fulchino (0–1)	Rodríguez (11)	28,791	Minute Maid Park	14–24	L1
39	May 14	Mets	7–3	Happ (3–4)	Dickey (1–5)		31,140	Minute Maid Park	15–24	W1
40	May 15	Mets	4–7	Capuano (3–4)	A. Rodríguez (0–2)	Rodríguez (12)	28,406	Minute Maid Park	15–25	L1
41	May 16	@Braves	2–3	Hanson (5–3)	Abad (1–4)	Kimbrel (11)	17,416	Turner Field	15–26	L2
42	May 17	@Braves	1–3 (11)	Gearrin (1–1)	Fulchino (0–2)		21,085	Turner Field	15–27	L3
43	May 18	@Cardinals	1–5	Lohse (5–2)	Norris (2–3)		35,298	Busch Stadium	15–28	L3
44	May 19	@Cardinals	2–4	McClellan (6–1)	Happ (3–5)	Salas(5)	36,409	Busch Stadium	15–29	L4
45	May 20	@Blue Jays	5–2	López (1–1)	Francisco (1–1)	Melancon (2)	15,478	Rogers Centre	16–29	W1
46	May 21	@Blue Jays	5–7	Janssen (1–0)	Myers (1–4)	Dotel (1)	21,494	Rogers Centre	16–30	L1
47	May 22	@Blue Jays	3–2	W. Rodríguez (3–3)	Drabek (3–3)	Melancon (3)	19,487	Rogers Centre	17–30	W1
48	May 23	Dodgers	4–3	Fulchino (1–2)	Jansen (1–1)		22,579	Minute Maid Park	18–30	W2
49	May 24	Dodgers	4–5	Billingsley (3–4)	Happ (3–6)		28,713	Minute Maid Park	18–31	L1
50	May 25	Dodgers	2–1	Melancon (4–1)	Guerrier (2–3)		21,350	Minute Maid Park	19–31	W1
51	May 27	Diamondbacks	6–7	Hudson (6–4)	López (1–2)	Putz (15)	21,834	Minute Maid Park	19–32	L1
52	May 28	Diamondbacks	3–11	Duke (1–0)	Norris (2–4)		31,405	Minute Maid Park	19–33	L2
53	May 29	Diamondbacks	2–4	Heilman (4–0)	Fulchino (1–3)	Putz (16)	21,882	Minute Maid Park	19–34	L3
54	May 30	@Cubs	12–7	Escalona (1–0)	Samardzija (3–1)		30,450	Wrigley Field	20–34	W1
55	May 31	@Cubs	7–3	F. Rodriguez (1–0)	Mármol (1–2)		31,178	Wrigley Field	21–34	W2

June (8–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Stadium	Record	Boxscore / Streak
56	June 1	@Cubs	3–1	Myers (2–4)	Davis (0–4)	Melancon (4)	31,340	Wrigley Field	22–34	W3
57	June 2	@Padres	7–4	Norris (3–4)	Stauffer (1–4)	Melancon (5)	16,635	Petco Park	23–34	W4
58	June 3	@Padres	1–3	Mosley (2–6)	Happ (3–7)	Bell (15)	20,056	Petco Park	23–35	L1
59	June 4	@Padres	3–6	Harang(6–2)	A. Rodríguez (0–3)	Bell (16)	28,208	Petco Park	23–36	L2
60	June 5	@Padres	2–7	Latos (4–6)	Lyles (0–1)		21,958	Petco Park	23–37	L3
61	June 7	Cardinals	4–7	Westbrook (6–3)	Myers (2–5)	Salas (11)	23,277	Minute Maid Park	23–38	L4
62	June 8	Cardinals	4–1	Norris (4–4)	García (6–2)	Melancon (6)	22,107	Minute Maid Park	24–38	W1
63	June 9	Cardinals	2–9	Lynn (1–1)	Happ (3–8)		24,482	Minute Maid Park	24–39	L1
64	June 10	Braves	4–11	Hudson (5–5)	A. Rodríguez (0–4)		29,252	Minute Maid Park	24–40	L2
65	June 11	Braves	3–6 (10)	Linebrink (2–1)	Lyon (3–3)		32,117	Minute Maid Park	24–41	L3
66	June 12	Braves	1–4	Hudson (8–4)	Myers (2–6)	Venters (3)	23,765	Minute Maid Park	24–42	L4
67	June 13	Braves	8–3	W. Rodríguez (4–3)	Lowe (3–5)		21,466	Minute Maid Park	25–42	W1
68	June 14	Pirates	0–1	Karstens (4–4)	Norris (4–5)	Hanrahan (18)	29,712	Minute Maid Park	25–43	L1
69	June 15	Pirates	3–7	Morton (7–3)	Del Rosario (0–1)	Hanrahan (19)	29,866	Minute Maid Park	25–44	L2
70	June 16	Pirates	4–5	McDonald (5–4)	Lyles (0–2)	Veras (1)	26,415	Minute Maid Park	25–45	L3
71	June 17	@Dodgers	7–3	Myers (3–6)	Lilly (5–6)		35,053	Dodger Stadium	26–45	W1
72	June 18	@Dodgers	7–0	W. Rodríguez (5–3)	De La Rosa (3–1)		36,124	Dodger Stadium	27–45	W2
73	June 19	@Dodgers	0–1	Guerrier (3–3)	López (1–3)	Guerra (2)	44,665	Dodger Stadium	27–46	L1
74	June 20	@Rangers	3–8	Holland (6–2)	Happ (3–9)		41,205	Rangers Ballpark in Arlington	27–47	L2
75	June 21	@Rangers	4–5 (11)	Tateyama (1–0)	Del Rosario (0–2)		33,533	Rangers Ballpark in Arlington	27–48	L3
76	June 22	@Rangers	5–3	Melancon (5–1)	Feliz (0–1)		39,708	Rangers Ballpark in Arlington	28–48	W1
77	June 24	Rays	1–5	Shields (8–4)	W. Rodríguez (5–4)		26,682	Minute Maid Park	28–49	L1
78	June 25	Rays	2–7	Davis (7–5)	Norris (4–6)	Farnsworth (16)	27,208	Minute Maid Park	28–50	L2
79	June 26	Rays	10–14	Howell (1–1)	López (1–4)		23,965	Minute Maid Park	28–51	L3
80	June 28	Rangers	3–7	Wilson (6–3)	Lyles (0–3)	Feliz (15)	29,132	Minute Maid Park	28–52	L4
81	June 29	Rangers	2–3	Lewis (7–7)	Myers (3–7)	Feliz (16)	24,472	Minute Maid Park	28–53	L5
82	June 30	Rangers	7–0	W. Rodríguez (6–4)	Harrison (6–7)		25,938	Minute Maid Park	29–53	W1

July (6–20)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Stadium	Record	Boxscore / Streak
83	July 1	Red Sox	5–7	Wheeler (1–1)	Escalona (1–1)	Papelbon (16)	36,279	Minute Maid Park	29–54	L1
84	July 2	Red Sox	4–10	Miller (2–0)	Happ (3–10)		39,021	Minute Maid Park	29–55	L2
85	July 3	Red Sox	1–2	Beckett (7–3)	Melancon (5–2)	Papelbon (17)	38,035	Minute Maid Park	29–56	L3
86	July 4	@Pirates	3–5	Maholm (5–9)	Myers (3–8)	Hanrahan (25)	36,942	PNC Park	29–57	L4
87	July 5	@Pirates	1–5	Karstens (7–4)	W. Rodríguez (6–5)		18,151	PNC Park	29–58	L5
88	July 6	@Pirates	8–2	Norris (5–6)	Morton (7–5)		18,910	PNC Park	30–58	W1
89	July 7	@Marlins	0–5	Hand (1–3)	Happ (3–11)		17,806	Sun Life Stadium	30–59	L1
90	July 8	@Marlins	3–6	Vázquez (5–8)	Lyles (0–4)	Núñez (24)	17,044	Sun Life Stadium	30–60	L2
91	July 9	@Marlins	1–6	Nolasco (6–5)	Myers (3–9)		20,402	Sun Life Stadium	30–61	L3
92	July 10	@Marlins	4–5	Volstad (5–8)	W. Rodríguez (6–6)	Núñez (25)	17,123	Sun Life Stadium	30–62	L4
–	July 12	82nd All-Star Game	National League 5, American League 1 (Phoenix, Arizona; Chase Field)
93	July 15	Pirates	0–4	Karstens (8–4)	Myers (3–10)		27,787	Minute Maid Park	30–63	L5
94	July 16	Pirates	6–4	Escalona (2–1)	Veras (2–2)	Melancon (7)	35,081	Minute Maid Park	31–63	W1
95	July 17	Pirates	5–7 (11)	Leroux (1–0)	Melancon (5–3)	Resop (1)	24,580	Minute Maid Park	31–64	L1
96	July 18	Nationals	2–5	Marquis (8–4)	Lyles (0–5)	Storen (25)	28,975	Minute Maid Park	31–65	L2
97	July 19	Nationals	7–6	Happ (4–11)	Zimmermann (6–8)	Melancon (8)	32,418	Minute Maid Park	32–65	W1
98	July 20	Nationals	3–2 (11)	López (2–4)	Coffey (3–1)		29,605	Minute Maid Park	33–65	W2
99	July 22	@Cubs	2–4	Zambrano (7–5)	Norris (5–7)	Marshall (3)	39,855	Wrigley Field	33–66	L1
100	July 23	@Cubs	1–5	Wells (2–3)	W. Rodríguez (6–7)		40,486	Wrigley Field	33–67	L2
101	July 24	@Cubs	4–5 (10)	John Grabow (2–0)	Carpenter (0–1)		40,406	Wrigley Field	33–68	L3
102	July 25	@Cardinals	5–10	McClellan (7–6)	Happ (4–12)	Boggs (4)	38,074	Busch Stadium	33–69	L4
103	July 26	@Cardinals	1–3	Westbrook (9–4)	Myers (3–11)	Salas (19)	35,588	Busch Stadium	33–70	L5
104	July 27	@Cardinals	4–2	F. Rodriguez (2–0)	Boggs (0–3)	Melancon (9)	35,679	Busch Stadium	34–70	W1
105	July 28	@Cardinals	5–3	W. Rodríguez (7–7)	García (10–5)	Melancon (10)	38,794	Busch Stadium	35–70	W2
106	July 29	@Brewers	0–4	Wolf (7–8)	Lyles (0–6)		41,672	Miller Park	35–71	L1
107	July 30	@Brewers	2–6	Gallardo (12–7)	Happ (4–13)		44,306	Miller Park	35–72	L2
108	July 31	@Brewers	4–5	Rodríguez (4–2)	F. Rodríguez (2–1)	Axford (31)	41,738	Miller Park	35–73	L3

August (12–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Stadium	Record	Boxscore / Streak
109	August 1	Reds	4–3 (10)	Melancon (6–3)	Ondrusek (4–4)		21,502	Minute Maid Park	36–73	W1
110	August 2	Reds	1–5	Bailey (6–5)	W. Rodríguez (7–8)		22,603	Minute Maid Park	36–74	L1
111	August 3	Reds	5–4	Lyles (1–6)	Masset (1–5)	Melancon (11)	22,102	Minute Maid Park	37–74	W1
112	August 5	Brewers	1–8	Gallardo (13–7)	Happ (4–14)		25,811	Minute Maid Park	37–75	L1
113	August 6	Brewers	5–7	Narveson (8–6)	Myers (3–12)	Axford (32)	30,561	Minute Maid Park	37–76	L2
114	August 7	Brewers	3–7	Greinke (10–4)	Norris (5–8)		22,885	Minute Maid Park	37–77	L3
115	August 8	@Diamondbacks	9–1	W. Rodríguez (8–8)	Hudson (11–8)		17,448	Chase Field	38–77	W1
116	August 9	@Diamondbacks	9–11	Owings (6–0)	López (2–5)	Putz (27)	17,814	Chase Field	38–78	L1
117	August 10	@Diamondbacks	3–6	Collmenter (7–7)	Sosa (0–1)	Hernandez (10)	18,628	Chase Field	38–79	L2
118	August 11	@Diamondbacks	5–8 (10)	Putz (2–2)	Fulchino (1–4)		18,418	Chase Field	38–80	L3
119	August 12	@Dodgers	0–1 (10)	Lindblom (1–0)	Carpenter (0–2)		33,642	Dodger Stadium	38–81	L4
120	August 13	@Dodgers	1–6	Kershaw (14–5)	W. Rodríguez (8–9)		36,111	Dodger Stadium	38–82	L5
121	August 14	@Dodgers	0–7	Kuroda (8–14)	Lyles (1–7)		36,339	Dodger Stadium	38–83	L6
122	August 15	Cubs	3–4	López (4–3)	Sosa (0–2)	Wood (1)	20,138	Minute Maid Park	38–84	L7
123	August 16	Cubs	6–5	A. Rodríguez (1–4)	Mármol (2–4)		23,736	Minute Maid Park	39–84	W1
124	August 17	Cubs	4–3	Norris (6–8)	Coleman (2–5)	Melancon (12)	24,054	Minute Maid Park	40–84	W2
125	August 19	Giants	6–0	W. Rodríguez (9–9)	Vogelsong (10–3)		26,259	Minute Maid Park	41–84	W3
126	August 20	Giants	7–5	Lyles (2–7)	Bumgarner (7–12)	Melancon (13)	29,046	Minute Maid Park	42–84	W4
127	August 21	Giants	4–6 (11)	Affeldt (2–2)	Melancon (6–4)	Ramírez (3)	25,838	Minute Maid Park	42–85	L1
128	August 22	@Rockies	5–9	Chacín (10–10)	Myers (3–13)	Betancourt (3)	27,166	Coors Field	42–86	L1
129	August 23	@Rockies	6–8	Belisle (8–4)	F. Rodriguez (2–2)	Brothers (1)	31,179	Coors Field	42–87	L2
130	August 24	@Rockies	6–7 (10)	Belisle (9–4)	A. Rodríguez (1–5)		30,333	Coors Field	42–88	L3
131	August 25	@Giants	3–1	Sosa (1–2)	Vogelsong (10–4)	Melancon (14)	41,115	AT&T Park	43–88	W1
132	August 26	@Giants	1–2	Bumgarner (8–12)	Happ (4–15)	Casilla (2)	41,438	AT&T Park	43–89	L1
133	August 27	@Giants	1–2 (10)	Affeldt (3–2)	F. Rodriguez (2–3)		42,318	AT&T Park	43–90	L2
134	August 28	@Giants	4–3 (11)	Melancon (7–4)	Ramírez (2–3)	Carpenter (1)	41,681	AT&T Park	44–90	W1
135	August 29	Pirates	7–4	W. Rodríguez (10–9)	Grilli (1–1)	Melancon (15)	19,250	Minute Maid Park	45–90	W2
136	August 30	Pirates	8–2	Sosa (2–2)	Morton (9–8)		21,750	Minute Maid Park	46–90	W3
137	August 31	Pirates	2–0	Happ (5–15)	McDonald (8–7)	Melancon (16)	22,918	Minute Maid Park	47–90	W4

September (9–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Stadium	Record	Boxscore / Streak
138	September 2	Brewers	2–8	Greinke (14–5)	A. Rodríguez (1–6)		20,045	Minute Maid Park	47–91	L1
139	September 3	Brewers	2–8	Narveson (10–6)	Norris (6–9)		24,982	Minute Maid Park	47–92	L2
140	September 4	Brewers	0–4	Marcum (12–5)	W. Rodríguez (10–10)		21,976	Minute Maid Park	47–93	L3
141	September 5	@Pirates	1–3	McDonald (9–7)	Sosa (2–3)	Hanrahan (35)	13,366	PNC Park	47–94	L4
142	September 6	@Pirates	4–1	Myers (4–13)	Lincoln (1–2)	Melancon (17)	9,840	PNC Park	48–94	W1
143	September 7	@Pirates	4–5	Watson (2–2)	López (2–6)	Hanrahan (36)	12,330	PNC Park	48–95	L1
144	September 9	@Nationals	3–4	Clippard (3-0)	Harrell (0-1)		18,307	Nationals Park	48-96	L2
145	September 10	@Nationals	9–3	W. Rodríguez (11–10)	Lannan (9–12)		30,935	Nationals Park	49-96	W1
146	September 11	@Nationals	2–8	Gorzelanny (3–6)	Sosa (2–4)		24,238	Nationals Park	49-97	L1
147	September 12	Phillies	5–1	Myers (5–13)	Oswalt (7–9)		22,231	Minute Maid Park	50-97	W1
148	September 13	Phillies	5–2	Happ (6–15)	Hamels (14–8)		24,302	Minute Maid Park	51-97	W2
149	September 14	Phillies	0–1	Halladay (18–5)	Norris (6–10)		20,027	Minute Maid Park	51-98	L1
150	September 16	@Cubs	3–4	Samardzija (7–4)	Carpenter (0–3)		35,318	Wrigley Field	51-99	L2
151	September 17	@Cubs	1–2	López (6–6)	Sosa (2-5)	Marshall (5)	39,377	Wrigley Field	51-100	L3
152	September 18	@Cubs	3–2	Myers (6–13)	Dempster (10–13)	Melancon (18)	36,250	Wrigley Field	52-100	W1
153	September 19	@Reds	3–2	Carpenter (1–3)	Masset (3–6)	Melancon (19)	21,168	Great American Ball Park	53-100	W2
154	September 20	@Reds	4–6	Bailey (9–7)	Norris (6–11)	Cordero (34)	23,847	Great American Ball Park	53-101	L1
155	September 21	@Reds	0–2	Arroyo (9–12)	W. Rodríguez (11–11)		20,875	Great American Ball Park	53-102	L2
156	September 22	Rockies	9–6	Sosa (3-5)	White (3–3)	Melancon (20)	20,773	Minute Maid Park	54-102	W1
157	September 23	Rockies	11–2	Myers (7–13)	Pomeranz (1-1)		22,467	Minute Maid Park	55-102	W2
158	September 24	Rockies	2–4 (13)	Reynolds (1-2)	Lyles (2–8)	Betancourt (7)	26,209	Minute Maid Park	55-103	L1
159	September 25	Rockies	3–19	Millwood (4-3)	Harrell (0-2)		21,621	Minute Maid Park	55-104	L2
160	September 26	Cardinals	5–4 (10)	Melancon (8-4)	Dotel (18)		20,017	Minute Maid Park	56-104	W1
161	September 27	Cardinals	6–13	Sánchez (0–3)	Del Rosario (0–3)		22,021	Minute Maid Park	56-105	L1
162	September 28	Cardinals	0–8	Carpenter (11–9)	Myers (7–14)		24,358	Minute Maid Park	56-106	L2

Player stats

Batting

Note: G=Games played; AB=At bats; R=Runs scored; H=Hits; 2B=Doubles; 3B=Triples; HR=Home runs; RBI=Runs batted in; BB=Base on balls; SO=Strikeouts; SB=Stolen bases; AVG=Batting average

Player	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	AVG
Carlos Lee	155	585	66	161	38	4	18	94	59	60	4	0.275
Clint Barmes	123	446	47	109	27	0	12	39	38	88	3	0.244
Michael Bourn x	105	429	64	130	26	7	1	32	38	90	39	0.303
Hunter Pence x	100	399	49	123	26	3	11	62	30	86	7	0.308
Chris Johnson	107	378	32	95	21	3	7	42	16	97	2	0.251
Brett Wallace	115	336	37	87	22	0	5	29	36	91	1	0.259
Angel Sanchez	110	288	35	69	10	0	1	28	27	44	3	0.240
Humberto Quintero	79	262	22	63	12	1	2	25	6	53	1	0.240
Jason Bourgeois	93	238	30	70	8	2	1	16	10	24	31	0.294
José Altuve	57	221	26	61	10	1	2	12	5	29	7	0.276
J.D. Martinez	53	208	29	57	13	0	6	35	13	48	0	0.274
Matt Downs	106	199	29	55	18	0	10	41	17	47	0	0.276
Jimmy Paredes	46	168	16	48	8	2	2	18	9	47	5	0.286
Brian Bogusevic	87	164	22	47	14	1	4	15	15	40	4	0.287
Jeff Keppinger	43	163	22	50	9	0	4	20	4	7	0	0.307
Jason Michaels	89	156	10	31	9	0	2	10	11	31	1	0.199
Carlos Corporán	52	154	9	29	8	1	0	11	10	49	0	0.188
J.R. Towles	54	147	11	27	7	0	3	11	13	26	0	0.184
Bill Hall	46	147	18	33	7	2	2	13	8	55	1	0.224
Jordan Schafer	30	106	14	26	4	0	1	6	10	28	7	0.245
JB Shuck	37	81	9	22	2	1	0	3	11	7	2	0.272
Joe Inglett	20	27	3	6	1	0	0	1	0	7	0	0.222
Robinson Cancel	2	6	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	4	0	0.000
Luis Durango	2	6	0	1	0	0	0	1	1	1	0	0.167
Pitcher Totals	162	284	15	42	9	0	1	15	13	105	0	0.148
Team Totals	162	5598	615	1442	309	28	95	579	401	1164	118	0.258

Source: « Houston Astros Batting Stats »

x Was not part of the team at end of the season

Pitching

Note: W=Wins; L=Losses; ERA=Earned run average; G=Games pitched; GS=Games started; SV=Saves; IP=Innings pitched; H=Hits allowed; R=Runs allowed; ER=Earned runs allowed; HR=Home runs allowed; BB=Walks allowed; SO=Strikeouts

Player	W	L	ERA	G	GS	SV	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO
Brett Myers	7	14	4.46	34	33	0	216.0	226	116	107	31	57	160
Wandy Rodríguez	11	11	3.49	30	30	0	191.0	182	81	74	25	69	166
Bud Norris	6	11	3.77	31	31	0	186.0	177	93	78	24	70	176
J. A. Happ	6	15	5.35	28	28	0	156.1	157	103	93	21	83	134
Jordan Lyles	2	8	5.36	20	15	0	94.0	107	61	56	14	26	67
Aneury Rodríguez	1	6	5.27	43	8	0	85.1	83	57	50	13	32	64
Mark Melancon	8	4	2.78	71	0	20	74.1	65	28	23	5	26	66
Wilton López	2	6	2.79	73	0	0	71.0	72	26	22	6	18	56
Henry Sosa	3	5	5.23	10	10	0	53.1	54	31	31	7	23	38
Enerio Del Rosario	0	3	4.58	54	0	0	53.0	59	30	27	3	31	31
Fernando Rodriguez	2	3	3.96	47	0	0	52.1	51	24	23	6	30	57
Jeff Fulchino	1	4	5.18	36	0	0	33.0	34	19	19	5	18	31
Nelson Figueroa	0	3	8.69	8	5	0	29.0	45	33	28	3	16	17
David Carpenter	1	3	2.93	34	0	1	27.2	28	9	9	3	13	29
Sergio Escalona	2	1	2.93	49	0	0	27.2	24	10	9	3	11	25
Fernando Abad	1	4	7.32	29	0	0	19.2	28	18	16	5	9	15
José Valdez	0	0	9.00	12	0	0	14.0	17	14	14	2	7	15
Brandon Lyon	3	3	11.48	15	0	4	13.1	27	17	17	4	5	6
Lucas Harrell	0	2	3.46	6	2	0	13.0	12	8	5	0	7	10
Wesley Wright	0	0	1.50	21	0	0	12.0	6	2	2	1	5	111
Juan Abreu	0	0	2.70	7	0	0	6.2	6	2	2	1	3	12
Lance Pendleton	0	0	17.36	4	0	0	4.2	10	9	9	4	1	5
Xavier Cedeño	0	0	27.00	3	0	0	1.2	7	5	5	2	0	0
Team Totals	56	106	4.51	162	162	25	1435.0	1477	796	719	188	560	1191

Source: « Houston Astros Pitching Stats »

Farm system

Level	Team	League	Manager
AAA	Oklahoma City RedHawks	Pacific Coast League	Tony DeFrancesco
AA	Corpus Christi Hooks	Texas League	Tom Lawless
A	Lancaster JetHawks	California League	Tom Spencer
A	Lexington Legends	South Atlantic League	Rodney Linares
A-Short Season	Tri-City ValleyCats	New York–Penn League	Stubby Clapp
Rookie	Greeneville Astros	Appalachian League	Omar López
Rookie	GCL Astros	Gulf Coast League	Ed Romero

External links

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2011 Houston Astros season at Baseball Reference

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