2012 Houston Astros season

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2012  Houston Astros
League National League
Division Central
Ballpark Minute Maid Park
City Houston, Texas
Record55–107 (.340)
Divisional place6th
Owners Jim Crane
General managers Jeff Luhnow
Managers Brad Mills
Tony DeFrancesco (interim)
Television Fox Sports Houston
(Bill Brown, Jim Deshaies)
Radio KTRH
(Milo Hamilton, Brett Dolan, Dave Raymond)
KLAT (Spanish)
(Francisco Romero, Alex Treviño)
Stats ESPN.com
Baseball Reference
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The Houston Astros 2012 season was the 51st and final season for the franchise in the National League in Houston, their 48th as the Astros and their 13th season at Minute Maid Park.

Contents

This season was also the Astros' last in the National League. As a part of the sale of the team from Drayton McLane to Jim Crane, the Astros agreed to move from the National League Central to the American League West starting in 2013. [1]

Regular season

NL Central standings

NL Central
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Cincinnati Reds 9765.599—50‍–‍3147‍–‍34
St. Louis Cardinals 8874.543950‍–‍3138‍–‍43
Milwaukee Brewers 8379.5121449‍–‍3234‍–‍47
Pittsburgh Pirates 7983.4881845‍–‍3634‍–‍47
Chicago Cubs 61101.3773638‍–‍4323‍–‍58
Houston Astros 55107.3404235‍–‍4620‍–‍61

NL Wild Card

Division leaders
Team W L Pct.
Washington Nationals 9864.605
Cincinnati Reds 9765.599
San Francisco Giants 9468.580
Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
Atlanta Braves 9468.580+6
St. Louis Cardinals 8874.543—
Los Angeles Dodgers 8676.5312
Milwaukee Brewers 8379.5125
Philadelphia Phillies 8181.5007
Arizona Diamondbacks 8181.5007
Pittsburgh Pirates 7983.4889
San Diego Padres 7686.46912
New York Mets 7488.45714
Miami Marlins 6993.42619
Colorado Rockies 6498.39524
Chicago Cubs 61101.37727
Houston Astros 55107.34033

Record vs. opponents

2012 National League record

Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2012
TeamAZATLCHCCINCOLHOULADMIAMILNYMPHIPITSDSFSTLWSHAL
Arizona –2–55–42–59–76–012–65–33–33–42–43–47–119–91–52–49–6
Atlanta 5–2–3–41–56–14–23–314–43–312–612–63–24–33–45–18–108–10
Chicago 4–54–3–4–122–48–52–42–44–134–22–48–83–31–67–101–65–10
Cincinnati 5–25–112–4–5–110–52–43–39–66–23–411–76–24–36–72–57–8
Colorado 7–91–64–21–5–5–28–103–45–15–22–72–48–104–142–54–32–13
Houston 0–62–45–85–102–5–2–42–48–94–23–35–123–51–84–111–76–9
Los Angeles 6–123–34–24–210–84–2–4–21–64–35–26–111–78-106–54–26–9
Miami 3–54–144–23–34–34–22–4–4–44–128–101–45–15–22–59–95–13
Milwaukee 3–33–313–46–91–59–86–14–4–3–22–511–43–42–46–93–56–9
New York 4–36–122–42–62–52–43–412–42–3–10–85–24–34–44–34–148–7
Philadelphia 4–26–124–24–37–23–32–510–85–28–10–3–44–32–45–29-95–10
Pittsburgh 4–32–38–87–114–212–51–64–14–112–54–3–1–53–38–73–210–8
San Diego 11–73–43–32–610–85–37–111–54–33–43–45–1–6–123–32–38–7
San Francisco 9–94–36–13–414–48–110–82–54–24–44–23–312–6–3–31–57–8
St. Louis 5–11–510–77–65–211–45–65–29–63–43–47–83–33–3–3–48–7
Washington 4–210–86–15–23–47–12–49–95–314–49-92–33–25-14-3–10–8

Roster

2012 Houston Astros
Roster
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Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

Game log

Legend
 Astros win
 Astros loss
 Postponement
BoldAstros team member
2012 Game Log
April (9–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceStadiumRecordBoxscore / Streak
1April 6 Rockies 3–5 Guthrie (1–0) Rodriguez (0–1) Betancourt (1)43,464 Minute Maid Park 0–1 L1
2April 7 Rockies 7–3 Harrell (1–0) Moyer (0–1)23,962 Minute Maid Park 1–1 W1
3April 8 Rockies 3–2 López (1–0) Brothers (0–1) Myers (1)14,195 Minute Maid Park 2–1 W2
4April 9 Braves 8–3 Happ (1–0) Beachy (0–1)17,095 Minute Maid Park 3–1 W3
5April 10 Braves 4–6 Hanson (1–1) Weiland (0–1) Kimbrel (1)22,036 Minute Maid Park 3–2 L1
6April 11 Braves 3–6 Delgado (1–0) Rodríguez (0–1) Kimbrel (2)18,225 Minute Maid Park 3–3 L2
7April 13@ Marlins 4–5 (11) Webb (1–0) Lyon (0–1)30,169 Marlins Park 3–4 L3
8April 14@ Marlins 5–4 Cruz (1–0) Bell (0–2) Myers (2)31,659 Marlins Park 4–4 W1
9April 15@ Marlins 4–5 (11) Gaudin (1–0) Carpenter (0–1)34,232 Marlins Park 4–5 L1
10April 16@ Nationals 3–6 Strasburg (2–0) Weiland (0–2) Rodríguez (2)16,245 Nationals Park 4–6 L2
11April 17@ Nationals 0–1 Gonzalez (1–0) Rodríguez (0–2) Lidge (2)17,886 Nationals Park 4–7 L3
12April 18@ Nationals 2–3 Mattheus (2–0) F. Rodriguez (0–2) Rodríguez (3)14,520 Nationals Park 4–8 L4
13April 19@ Nationals 11–4 Norris (1–0) Jackson (1–1)18,045 Nationals Park 5–8 W1
14April 20 Dodgers 1–3 Lilly (2–0) Happ (1–1) Guerra (7)30,270 Minute Maid Park 5–9 L1
15April 21 Dodgers 1–5 Kershaw (1–0) Weiland (0–3)25,562 Minute Maid Park 5–10 L2
16April 22 Dodgers 12–0 Rodríguez (1–2) Billingsley (2–1)23,948 Minute Maid Park 6–10 W1
17April 23@ Brewers 5–6 Greinke (2–1) Harrell (1–1) Axford (3)36,291 Miller Park 6–11 L1
18April 24@ Brewers 6–9 Wolf (1–2) Norris (1–1) Axford (4)38,686 Miller Park 6–12 L2
19April 25@ Brewers 7–5 López (2–0) Veras (2–1) Myers (3)26,778 Miller Park 7–12 W1
20April 27@ Reds 6–4 Rodríguez (2–2) Leake (0–3) Myers (4)29,486 Great American Ball Park 8–12 W2
21April 28@ Reds 0–6 Cueto (3–0) Harrell (1–2)32,971 Great American Ball Park 8–13 L1
22April 29@ Reds 5–6 Ondrusek (1–0) F. Rodriguez (0–3) Marshall (5)31,086 Great American Ball Park 8–14 L2
23April 30 Mets 4–3 F. Rodriguez (1–3) Acosta (0–2) Myers (5)17,536 Minute Maid Park 9–14 W1
May (13–15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceStadiumRecordBoxscore / Streak
24May 1 Mets 6–3 Happ (2–1) Niese (2–1) Myers (6)17,958 Minute Maid Park 10–14 W2
25May 2 Mets 8–1 Rodríguez (3–2) Schwinden (0–1)19,442 Minute Maid Park 11–14 W3
26May 4 Cardinals 5–4 Harrell (2–2) Lohse (4–1) Myers (7)27,201 Minute Maid Park 12–14 W4
27May 5 Cardinals 8–2 Norris (2–1) García (2–2)23,633 Minute Maid Park 13–14 W5
28May 6 Cardinals 1–8 Wainwright (2–3) Happ (2–2)22,288 Minute Maid Park 13–15 L1
29May 7 Marlins 0–4 Zambrano (1–2) Rodríguez (3–3)16,531 Minute Maid Park 13–16 L2
30May 8 Marlins 3–2 López (3–0) Webb (1–1) Myers (8)14,801 Minute Maid Park 14–16 W1
31May 9 Marlins 3–5 (12) Webb (2–1) Carpenter (0–2)16,072 Minute Maid Park 14–17 L1
32May 11@ Pirates 1–0 Norris (3–1) McDonald (2–2) Myers (9)19,878 PNC Park 15–17 W1
33May 12@ Pirates 2–5 Morton (2–3) Happ (2–3) Cruz (3)34,187 PNC Park 15–18 L1
34May 13@ Pirates 2–3 (12) Watson (3–0) F. Rodriguez (1–4)27,517 PNC Park 15–19 L2
35May 14@ Phillies 1–5 Blanton (4–3) Harrell (2–3)43,824 Citizens Bank Park 15–20 L3
36May 15@ Phillies 3–4 (10) Diekman (1–0) Myers (0–1)43,781 Citizens Bank Park 15–21 L4
37May 16 Brewers 8–3 Norris (4–1) Wolf (2–4)15,453 Minute Maid Park 16–21 W1
38May 17 Brewers 4–0 Happ (3–3) Marcum (2–2)15,173 Minute Maid Park 17–21 W2
39May 18 Rangers 1–4 Ross (5–0) Rodríguez (3–4) Nathan (9)34,715 Minute Maid Park 17–22 L1
40May 19 Rangers 6–5 Harrell (3–3) Holland (3–3) Myers (10)42,673 Minute Maid Park 18–22 W1
41May 20 Rangers 1–6 Lewis (4–3) Lyles (0–1)35,873 Minute Maid Park 18–23 L1
42May 21 Cubs 8–4 Norris (5–1) Garza (2–2)16,895 Minute Maid Park 19–23 W1
43May 22 Cubs 2–1 Happ (4–3) Wood (0–1) Myers (11)20,091 Minute Maid Park 20–23 W2
44May 23 Cubs 5–1 Rodríguez (4–4) Samardzija (4–3)18,732 Minute Maid Park 21–23 W3
45May 25@ Dodgers 3–1 Harrell (4–3) Kershaw (4–2) Myers (12)36,283 Dodger Stadium 22–23 W4
46May 26@ Dodgers 3–6 Jansen (4–0) Wright (0–1)36,561 Dodger Stadium 22–24 L1
47May 27@ Dodgers 1–5 Capuano (7–1) Happ (4–4)33,306 Dodger Stadium 22–25 L2
48May 28@ Rockies 7–9 Belisle (2–2) F. Rodriguez (1–5) Betancourt (9)34,546 Coors Field 22–26 L3
49May 28@ Rockies 6–7 (10) Roenicke (1–0) Myers (0–2)35,786 Coors Field 22–27 L4
50May 30@ Rockies 5–13 Friedrich (3–1) Harrell (4–4)28,102 Coors Field 22–28 L5
51May 31@ Rockies 5–11 Guthrie (3–3) Norris (5–2)31,799 Coors Field 22–29 L6
June (10–17)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceStadiumRecordBoxscore / Streak
52June 1 Reds 1–4 Leake (2–5) Happ (4–5) Chapman (4)21,464 Minute Maid Park 22–30 L7
53June 2 Reds 9–12 LeCure (1–1) F. Rodriguez (1–6) Chapman (5)22,991 Minute Maid Park 22–31 L8
54June 3 Reds 5–3 Lyles (1–1) Arroyo (2–4) Myers (13)19,914 Minute Maid Park 23–31 W1
55June 5 Cardinals 9–8 Harrell (5–4) García (3–4) Myers (14)18,911 Minute Maid Park 24–31 W2
56June 6 Cardinals 3–4 Wainwright (5–6) Norris (5–3) Motte (10)18,517 Minute Maid Park 24–32 L1
57June 7 Cardinals 2–14 Lynn (9–2) Happ (4–6)22,265 Minute Maid Park 24–33 L2
58June 8@ White Sox 8–3 Rodríguez (5–4) Floyd (4–6)22,452 U.S. Cellular Field 25–33 W1
59June 9@ White Sox 1–10 Sale (8–2) Lyles (1–2)22,880 U.S. Cellular Field 25–34 L1
60June 10@ White Sox 11–9 Harrell (6–4) Humber (2–4) Myers (15)20,398 U.S. Cellular Field 26–34 W1
61June 12@ Giants 3–6 Bumgarner (8–4) Norris (5–4) Casilla (17)42,100 AT&T Park 26–35 L1
62June 13@ Giants 0–10 Cain (8–2) Happ (4–7)42,298 AT&T Park 26–36 L2
63June 14@ Giants 6–3 Rodríguez (6–4) Zito (5–4) Myers (16)41,662 AT&T Park 27–36 W1
64June 15@ Rangers 2–6 Darvish (8–4) Lyles (1–3)47,430 Rangers Ballpark in Arlington 27–37 L1
65June 16@ Rangers 3–8 Grimm (1–0) Harrell (6–5)48,288 Rangers Ballpark in Arlington 27–38 L2
66June 17@ Rangers 3–9 Lewis (6–5) F. Rodriguez (1–7)46,320 Rangers Ballpark in Arlington 27–39 L3
67June 18 Royals 9–7 Happ (5–7) Sánchez (1–3) Cedeño (1)15,436 Minute Maid Park 28–39 W1
68June 19 Royals 0–2 Hochevar (4–7) Rodríguez (6–5) Broxton (17)18,098 Minute Maid Park 28–40 L1
69June 20 Royals 1–2 Chen (6–6) Lyles (1–4) Broxton (18)30,687 Minute Maid Park 28–41 L2
70June 22 Indians 0–2 Jiménez (7–5) Harrell (6–6) Perez (23)26,932 Minute Maid Park 28–42 L3
71June 23 Indians 8–1 Keuchel (1–0) Gómez (4–7)34,241 Minute Maid Park 29–42 W1
72June 24 Indians 7–1 Happ (6–7) Lowe (7–6)21,191 Minute Maid Park 30–42 W2
73June 25 Padres 7–8 (10) Thayer (1–2) Lyon (0–2) Street (11)14,483 Minute Maid Park 30–43 L1
74June 26 Padres 5–3 Lyles (2–4) Wells (0–1) Myers (17)15,416 Minute Maid Park 31–43 W1
75June 27 Padres 1–0 Harrell (7–6) Richard (5–8)15,012 Minute Maid Park 32–43 W2
76June 28 Padres 3–7 Vincent (1–0) Myers (0–3)19,415 Minute Maid Park 32–44 L1
77June 29@ Cubs 0–4 Maholm (5–6) Norris (5–5) Mármol (6)32,891 Wrigley Field 32–45 L2
78June 30@ Cubs 2–3 Garza (4–6) Happ (6–8) Mármol (7)37,906 Wrigley Field 32–46 L3
July (3–24)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceStadiumRecordBoxscore / Streak
79July 1@ Cubs 0–3 Wood (3–3) Rodríguez (6–6) Mármol (8)37,389 Wrigley Field 32–47 L4
80July 2@ Pirates 2–11 McDonald (8–3) Lyles (2–5)21,041 PNC Park 32–48 L5
81July 3@ Pirates 7–8 Hanrahan (4–0) Wright (0–2)21,516 PNC Park 32–49 L6
82July 4@ Pirates 4–6 Correia (5–6) Keuchel (1–1) Hanrahan (21)36,827 PNC Park 32–50 L7
83July 5@ Pirates 0–2 Karstens (2–2) Norris (5–6) Hanrahan (22)21,386 PNC Park 32–51 L8
84July 6 Brewers 1–7 Gallardo (7–6) Happ (6–9)23,430 Minute Maid Park 32–52 L9
85July 7 Brewers 6–3 Rodríguez (7–6) Greinke (9–3) Myers (18)23,027 Minute Maid Park 33–52 W1
86July 8 Brewers 3–5 (10) Parra (1–3) F. Rodriguez (1–8) Axford (15)16,966 Minute Maid Park 33–53 L1
87July 13@ Giants 1–5 Bumgarner (11–5) Rodríguez (7–7) Casilla (22)42,116 AT&T Park 33–54 L2
88July 14@ Giants 2–3 (12) Affeldt (1–1) Myers (0–4)42,171 AT&T Park 33–55 L3
89July 15@ Giants 2–3 Cain (10–3) Norris (5–7) Casilla (23)42,265 AT&T Park 33–56 L4
90July 16@ Padres 2–0 Happ (7–9) Wells (1–3) Myers (19)26,098 Petco Park 34–56 W1
91July 17@ Padres 2–8 Ohlendorf (3–0) Lyles (2–6)20,944 Petco Park 34–57 L1
92July 18@ Padres 4–8 Richard (7–10) Rodríguez (7–8) Street (15)25,713 Petco Park 34–58 L2
93July 19@ Padres 0–1 Vólquez (6–7) Harrell (7–7)26,735 Petco Park 34–59 L3
94July 20@ Diamondbacks 8–13 Cahill (8–8) Norris (5–8)23,567 Chase Field 34–60 L4
95July 21@ Diamondbacks 3–12 Miley (11–5) Keuchel (1–2)35,665 Chase Field 34–61 L5
96July 22@ Diamondbacks 2–8 Collmenter (2–2) Lyles (2–7)20,951 Chase Field 34–62 L6
97July 23 Reds 3–8 Latos (8–3) Rodríguez (7–9)15,538 Minute Maid Park 34–63 L7
98July 24 Reds 2–4 Leake (4–6) Cordero (3–6) Chapman (18)15,908 Minute Maid Park 34–64 L8
99July 25 Reds 3–5 Marshall (3–3) Cordero (3–7) Chapman (19)16,077 Minute Maid Park 34–65 L9
100July 26 Pirates 3–5 Burnett (12–3) Keuchel (1–3) Hanrahan (30)19,926 Minute Maid Park 34–66 L10
101July 27 Pirates 5–6 Watson (5–1) Cruz (1–1) Hanrahan (31)24,685 Minute Maid Park 34–67 L11
102July 28 Pirates 3–4 Resop (1–3) Fick (0–1) Grilli (2)34,146 Minute Maid Park 34–68 L12
103July 29 Pirates 9–5 Harrell (8–7) McDonald (10–5)20,453 Minute Maid Park 35–68 W1
104July 30@ Brewers 7–8 Hernández (3–1) Cordero (3–8) Axford (17)28,131 Miller Park 35–69 L1
105July 31@ Brewers 1–10 Gallardo (9–8) Keuchel (1–4)30,011 Miller Park 35–70 L2
August (5–22)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceStadiumRecordBoxscore / Streak
106August 1@ Brewers 4–13 Fiers (5–4) Lyles (2–8)32,217 Miller Park 35–71 L3
107August 3@ Braves 1–4 Hudson (11–4) Galarraga (0–1) Kimbrel (31)28,300 Turner Field 35–72 L4
108August 4@ Braves 3–2 Harrell (9–7) Maholm (9–7) López (1)30,029 Turner Field 36–72 W1
109August 5@ Braves 1–6 Venters (4–3) Norris (5–9)23,474 Turner Field 36–73 L1
110August 6 Nationals 4–5 (11) Stammen (5–1) López (3–1)13,843 Minute Maid Park 36–74 L2
111August 7 Nationals 2–3 (12) Storen (1–0) Storey (0–1) Clippard (23)14,273 Minute Maid Park 36–75 L3
112August 8 Nationals 3–4 Gonzalez (14–6) Galarraga (0–2)16,038 Minute Maid Park 36–76 L4
113August 9 Nationals 0–5 Zimmermann (9–6) Harrell (9–8)14,417 Minute Maid Park 36–77 L5
114August 10 Brewers 4–3 López (4–1) Axford (4–7)21,025 Minute Maid Park 37–77 W1
115August 11 Brewers 6–5 (10) López (5–1) Henderson (0–1)17,942 Minute Maid Park 38–77 W2
116August 12 Brewers 3–5 Gallardo (11–8) Lyles (2–9) Loe (1)19,235 Minute Maid Park 38–78 L1
117August 13@ Cubs 1–7 Samardzija (8–10) Galarraga (0–3)31,452 Wrigley Field 38–79 L2
118August 14@ Cubs 10–1 Harrell (10–8) Volstad (0–9)33,376 Wrigley Field 39–79 W1
119August 15@ Cubs 2–7 Germano (2–2) Norris (5–10)33,714 Wrigley Field 39–80 L1
120August 17 Diamondbacks 1–3 Miley (13–8) Keuchel (1–5) Putz (24)19,223 Minute Maid Park 39–81 L2
121August 18 Diamondbacks 4–12 Corbin (5–4) Lyles (2–10)20,838 Minute Maid Park 39–82 L3
122August 19 Diamondbacks 1–8 Kennedy (11–10) Galarraga (0–4)14,923 Minute Maid Park 39–83 L4
123August 21@ Cardinals 0–7 Wainwright (12–10) Harrell (10–9)35,370 Busch Stadium 39–84 L5
124August 22@ Cardinals 2–4 Lohse (13–2) Norris (5–11) Motte (29)35,198 Busch Stadium 39–85 L6
125August 23@ Cardinals 5–13 Westbrook (13–9) Keuchel (1–6)30,343 Busch Stadium 39–86 L7
126August 24@ Mets 3–1 Lyles (3–10) Niese (10–7) López (2)25,513 Citi Field 40–86 W1
127August 25@ Mets 1–3 Dickey (16–4) Abad (0–1) Francisco (21)29,906 Citi Field 40–87 L1
128August 26@ Mets 1–2 Parnell (3–3) López (5–2)25,071 Citi Field 40–88 L2
129August 28 Giants 2–3 Casilla (5–5) López (5–3) Romo (7)13,516 Minute Maid Park 40–89 L3
130August 29 Giants 4–6 Kontos (1–0) Keuchel (1–7) López (5)13,207 Minute Maid Park 40–90 L4
131August 30 Giants 4–8 Vogelsong (12–7) F. Rodriguez (1–9) Romo (8)12,835 Minute Maid Park 40–91 L5
132August 31 Reds 3–9 Leake (7–8) Abad (0–2)15,287 Minute Maid Park 40–92 L6
September (13–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceStadiumRecordBoxscore / Streak
133September 1 Reds 2–1 López (6–3) Marshall (4–5)18,316 Minute Maid Park 41–92 W1
134September 2 Reds 3–5 Arredondo (6–2) Cedeño (0–1) Chapman (34)17,291 Minute Maid Park 41–93 L1
135September 3@ Pirates 5–1 González (1–0) Locke (0–1)20,055 PNC Park 42–93 W1
136September 4@ Pirates 2–6 Rodríguez (10–13) Lyles (3–11)12,785 PNC Park 42–94 L1
137September 5@ Pirates 3–6 Correia (10–8) Abad (0–3)14,159 PNC Park 42–95 L2
138September 7@ Reds 5–3 Ambriz (1–0) Chapman (5–5) López (3)23,785 Great American Ball Park 43–95 W1
139September 8@ Reds 1–5 Arroyo (12–7) Norris (5–12)35,018 Great American Ball Park 43–96 L1
140September 9@ Reds 5–1 González (2–0) Cueto (17–8)33,438 Great American Ball Park 44–96 W1
141September 10 Cubs 1–4 Volstad (3–10) F. Rodriguez (1–10) Mármol (19)13,121 Minute Maid Park 44–97 L1
142September 11 Cubs 1–0 Lyles (4–11) Germano (2–7) López (4)14,205 Minute Maid Park 45–97 W1
143September 12 Cubs 1–5 Wood (6–11) Abad (0–4)13,101 Minute Maid Park 45–98 L1
144September 13 Phillies 6–4 Wright (1–2) Aumont (0–1) López (5)13,028 Minute Maid Park 46–98 W1
145September 14 Phillies 6–12 Hamels (15–6) González (2–1)17,535 Minute Maid Park 46–99 L1
146September 15 Phillies 5–0 Keuchel (2–7) Kendrick (9–11)20,419 Minute Maid Park 47–99 W1
147September 16 Phillies 7–6 Wright (2–2) Bastardo (2–5) López (6)17,438 Minute Maid Park 48–99 W2
148September 18@ Cardinals 1–4 Lohse (15–3) Abad (0–5) Motte (36)35,422 Busch Stadium 48–100 L1
149September 19@ Cardinals 0–5 Lynn (16–7) Harrell (10–10) Motte (37)39,062 Busch Stadium 48–101 L2
150September 20@ Cardinals 4–5 García (5–7) Norris (5–13) Motte (38)34,788 Busch Stadium 48–102 L3
151September 21 Pirates 7–1 F. Rodriguez (2–10) Locke (0–2)17,093 Minute Maid Park 49–102 W1
152September 22 Pirates 4–1 Keuchel (3–7) Correia (11–10) López (7)17,185 Minute Maid Park 50–102 W2
153September 23 Pirates 1–8 Burnett (16–8) Lyles (4–12)15,207 Minute Maid Park 50–103 L1
154September 24 Cardinals 1–6 Lynn (17–7) Abad (0–6)12,584 Minute Maid Park 50–104 L2
155September 25 Cardinals 0–4 García (6–7) Harrell (10–11)16,943 Minute Maid Park 50–105 L3
156September 26 Cardinals 2–0 Norris (6–13) Carpenter (0–1) López (8)18,712 Minute Maid Park 51–105 W1
157September 28@ Brewers 7–6 González (3–1) Gallardo (16–9) López (9)41,716 Miller Park 52–105 W2
158September 29@ Brewers 5–9 Estrada (5–7) Keuchel (3–8)34,294 Miller Park 52–106 L1
159September 30@ Brewers 7–0 Lyles (5–12) Fiers (9–10)38,443 Miller Park 53–106 W1
October (2–1)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceStadiumRecordBoxscore / Streak
160October 1@ Cubs 3-0 Harrell (11–11) Berken (0–3) Wright (1)32,167 Wrigley Field 54-106 W2
161October 2@ Cubs 3-0 Norris (7–13) Volstad (3–12) López (10)33,168 Wrigley Field 55-106 W3
162October 3@ Cubs 4–5 Mármol (3–3) Ambriz (1–1)27,606 Wrigley Field 55–107 L1

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; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOAVGSB
Jose Altuve 147576801673447374074.29033
Carlos Lee 6625824741515291917.2870
Matt Dominguez 31109143122516417.2840
Chris Johnson 9234136952138412392.2794
Carlos Corporan 277852120413419.2690
Scott Moore 7220123521109261656.2590
Brandon Laird 173529101428.2570
Jason Castro 8725729661526293161.2570
Steve Pearce 21632164108716.2541
Brett Wallace 6622924581019241873.2530
Ben Francisco 31855214025523.2470
Tyler Greene 39126183160711639.2463
Jed Lowrie 97340438318016424365.2442
J.D. Martinez 113395349514311554096.2410
Fernando Martínez 41118122871614634.2370
Marwin González 8020521481302121329.2343
Justin Maxwell 1243154672133185332114.2299
Travis Buck 33747165106618.2160
Jordan Schafer 106313406610242336106.21127
Brandon Barnes 43988203017529.2041
Brian Bogusevic 1463553972927284196.20315
Matt Downs 91178153641816838.2022
Brian Bixler 368811176027736.1937
Jimmy Paredes 24744141103621.1892
Chris Snyder 762212339807243370.1760
Pitcher Totals16227515292011212118.1050
Team Totals16254075831276238281465454631365.236105

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

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERHRBBSO
Lucas Harrell 11113.7632320193.218590811378140
Bud Norris 7134.6529290168.116590872366165
Jordan Lyles 5125.0925250141.11599780204299
Wandy Rodríguez 793.7921210130.21346655133289
J.A. Happ 794.8318180104.11125856173998
Dallas Keuchel 385.271616085.1935650143938
Fernando Rodriguez 2105.37710070.1684542103478
Wilton López 632.176401066.16118164854
Rhiner Cruz 116.05520055.065383782946
Wesley Wright 223.27770152.145201941754
Fernando Abad 065.09376046.057272661938
Brandon Lyon 023.25370036.037131331135
Xavier Cedeño 013.77440131.030151331436
Brett Myers 043.523501930.23517124620
Mickey Storey 013.86260030.127141321034
David Carpenter 026.07300029.243212041427
Édgar González 315.0466025.02314143818
Armando Galarraga 046.7555024.028201861817
C.J. Fick 014.30180023.024131141717
Héctor Ambriz 114.19180019.1149901122
Enerio del Rosario 009.00190019.03421191711
Kyle Weiland 036.6233017.22413135713
José Valdez 002.25120012.012431810
Aneury Rodriguez 003.001106.0222226
Francisco Cordero 0319.806005.0131111245
Brian Bogusevic 0018.001001.0322100
Team Totals551074.56162162311423.114937947211735401170

Farm system

LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAA Oklahoma City RedHawks Pacific Coast League Tony DeFrancesco and Tom Lawless
AA Corpus Christi Hooks Texas League Keith Bodie
A Lancaster JetHawks California League Rodney Linares
A Lexington Legends South Atlantic League Iván DeJesús
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

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