Astros

==Overview==
The Houston Astros are an MLB team in the AL West. At the time Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003 were released, they were in the NL Central. Since then, they have changed their logo, changed their division, and won a controversial World Series title.
==Season 2==
Newcomer WilburWood joined the BBL in Season 2, selecting the Houston Astros as his team. However, he was unable to continue with the season. He was replaced by another newcomer, gmchappe, which turned out to be a very good move.
After having a decent regular season and finishing 7-7, the Astros really turned it on in the playoffs, advancing all the way to the World Series and defeating the Expos 3 games to 1 to claim the Season 2 championship.
The Astros have the worst record of any BBL Champion. This record will be incredibly difficult to break, as all teams were included in the playoffs in S2, but only 8 out of 24 make it in the current format. 
For his efforts in leading the team to a championship, Jay Green was named Season 2 MVP. Curt Schilling finished second in voting for the Ace Wilson Award.
Season 2 Batting
Player 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B 	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	K 	SB	E 	OBP 	TB 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Lisa Crocket 	61 	30 	9 	18 	3 	0 	17 	26 	1 	11	7 	0 	0.500	54 	0.885	1.385	27.13
Jay Green 	60 	44 	7 	18 	0 	19	48 	43 	3 	4 	5 	0 	0.746	119	1.983	2.729	89.36
Chipper Jones 	61 	41 	16 	20 	1 	4 	25 	32 	4 	1 	10	1 	0.692	75 	1.230	1.922	52.64
Cal Ripken Jr.	62 	48 	24 	20 	1 	3 	22 	37 	2 	1 	17	0 	0.781	79 	1.274	2.055	62.13
Jeff Bagwell 	62 	44 	20 	16 	0 	8 	30 	25 	0 	0 	5 	0 	0.710	84 	1.355	2.065	59.61
Jeromy Burnitz	62 	33 	15 	12 	4 	2 	30 	21 	3 	2 	9 	4 	0.554	59 	0.952	1.505	33.11
Jocinda Smith 	61 	30 	14 	16 	0 	0 	19 	20 	0 	1 	10	2 	0.492	46 	0.754	1.246	22.62
Curt Schilling	54 	20 	4 	16 	0 	0 	18 	17 	1 	2 	6 	0 	0.382	36 	0.667	1.048	13.84
Carlos Beltran	59 	28 	15 	12 	0 	1 	14 	19 	1 	7 	9 	4 	0.483	43 	0.729	1.212	20.91
TOTALS 	542	318	124	148	9 	37	223	240	15	29	78	11	0.598	595	1.098	1.696	358.05
Season 2 Pitching
Pitching 	IP	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	ERA 	WHIP	K/6 	S/B
Curt Schilling	75	264	47	9 	85	0 	647	77	570	0.72	0.63	6.80	7.4
Jay Green 	9 	34 	8 	1 	10	0 	96 	16	80 	0.67	0.89	6.67	5.0
Lisa Crocket 	1 	3 	1 	0 	1 	0 	7 	1 	6 	0.00	1.00	6.00	6.0
Carlos Beltran	1 	3 	0 	1 	0 	0 	6 	0 	6 	6.00	0.00	0.00	0.0
TOTALS 	86	304	56	11	96	0 	756	94	662	0.77	0.65	6.70	7.0
== Season 3==
The Astros were taken in season 3 by coach psanchez55 and found instant success. Psanchez's method of double after double proved to work well for the 'Stros, guiding them to a 12-2 regular season record.
However, in a coincidental twist, the Astros were eliminated in the NLCS by the Expos, who were coached by gmchappe, the same coach who guided the Astros to the BBL championship the previous season.
Season 3 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B	2B 	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Melanie Altuve	14	82 	66 	23	35 	4 	4 	32 	62 	3 	1 	22	4 	121 	0.805	0.812	1.476	2.287	98.2
Alex Rodriguez	14	83 	69 	12	47 	6 	4 	54 	57 	1 	2 	4 	6 	140 	0.831	0.833	1.687	2.520	116.7
Sammy Sosa 	14	79 	65 	7 	39 	3 	16	78 	59 	2 	1 	6 	4 	158 	0.823	0.827	2.000	2.827	130.7
Betty Houston 	14	79 	62 	8 	41 	3 	10	50 	49 	2 	0 	4 	1 	139 	0.785	0.790	1.759	2.550	109.8
Phil Nevin 	14	79 	51 	12	33 	1 	5 	43 	41 	1 	4 	3 	1 	101 	0.646	0.650	1.278	1.928	65.7
Shawn Green 	14	73 	47 	5 	30 	6 	6 	43 	44 	5 	4 	5 	1 	107 	0.644	0.667	1.466	2.132	71.3
Vic Soufle 	14	74 	50 	12	31 	4 	3 	39 	42 	2 	3 	4 	0 	98 	0.676	0.684	1.324	2.009	67.1
Stacy Gordon 	14	75 	47 	9 	32 	4 	2 	43 	35 	1 	4 	3 	0 	93 	0.627	0.632	1.240	1.872	58.7
Ellen Martinez	14	73 	47 	10	31 	3 	3 	38 	41 	1 	1 	6 	1 	93 	0.644	0.649	1.274	1.923	60.3
TOTALS 	14	697	504	98	319	34	53	420	430	18	20	57	18	1050	0.723	0.730	1.506	2.237	766.6
Season 3 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Betty Houston 	289	76	18	34	2 	590	92 	528	80.1	1.35	0.97	5.74
Stacy Gordon 	10 	3 	1 	3 	0 	27 	8 	19 	2.6 	2.31	1.15	2.38
Alex Rodriguez	3 	0 	0 	0 	0 	7 	0 	7 	1 	0.00	0.00	inf
Sammy Sosa 	1 	0 	0 	0 	0 	2 	0 	2 	0.3 	0.00	0.00	inf
TOTALS 	303	79	19	37	2 	626	100	556	84 	1.36	0.96	5.56
==Season 5==
===Lulu League===
Psanchez55 returned to coach the Astros, but with the new Melonball rules in place, he was hindered a little bit. The Astros still had a great regular season record at 10-4, but they were eliminated in the ALDS by the Melonheads, 2 games to 1.
Unfortunately, stats were not well kept for the S5 Astros.
Season 5 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Wendy Parsons 	5 	27 	18 	9 	6 	1 	2 	6 	13	0 	0 	6 	1	32 	0.667	0.667	1.185	1.852	21.3
Kiesha Phillips 	5 	24 	20 	8 	6 	2 	4 	21 	14	0 	0 	3 	2	42 	0.833	0.833	1.750	2.583	35.0
Hillary Vargas 	5 	23 	13 	11	2 	0 	0 	9 	6 	0 	1 	4 	1	15 	0.565	0.565	0.652	1.217	8.5
Alicia Blakely 	5 	23 	17 	7 	8 	1 	1 	15 	11	0 	0 	2 	0	30 	0.739	0.739	1.304	2.043	22.2
Liz Kinghorn 	5 	24 	15 	8 	5 	2 	0 	11 	12	0 	2 	3 	0	24 	0.625	0.625	1.000	1.625	15.0
Rosanna Phelps 	5 	21 	16 	13	1 	1 	1 	6 	11	2 	1 	4 	1	22 	0.762	0.783	1.048	1.830	17.2
Nancy Chin 	5 	23 	10 	6 	2 	0 	2 	11 	6 	0 	7 	2 	0	18 	0.435	0.435	0.783	1.217	7.8
Isabelle Marelli	5 	22 	13 	9 	2 	0 	2 	4 	11	1 	2 	3 	0	21 	0.591	0.609	0.955	1.563	12.8
Raquel Cullen 	5 	24 	17 	13	1 	1 	2 	11 	10	0 	1 	8 	4	26 	0.708	0.708	1.083	1.792	18.4
TOTALS 	45	211	139	84	33	8 	14	94 	94	3 	14	35	9	230	0.659	0.664	1.090	1.754	152.6
Season 5 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Nancy Chin	106	30	2 	17	0 	227	19	208	30	0.40	1.00	10.95
TOTALS 	106	30	2 	17	0 	227	19	208	30	0.40	1.00	10.95
===Paste League===
Coached by psanchez55 in the Paste League as well, the Astros struggled compared to their Lulu League counterparts. They started the season 0-3, but rebounded nicely to finish the abridged regular season at 7-5. However, they did not make the playoffs.
The Paste stats for the Astros were not well kept, either.
Season 5 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Julie Dunkel 	5 	22 	16 	4 	10	1 	1 	12 	14 	0 	4 	4 	0	31 	0.727	0.727	1.409	2.136	22.5
Zoe Mallory 	5 	18 	14 	3 	11	0 	0 	11 	11 	0 	1 	1 	1	25 	0.778	0.778	1.389	2.167	19.4
Alex Rodriguez	5 	21 	16 	1 	15	0 	0 	15 	14 	0 	3 	1 	0	31 	0.762	0.762	1.476	2.238	23.6
Gwen Sears 	5 	20 	16 	3 	12	1 	0 	14 	14 	0 	1 	3 	0	30 	0.800	0.800	1.500	2.300	24.0
Alex Gonzalez 	5 	19 	15 	3 	9 	3 	0 	15 	13 	0 	2 	4 	0	30 	0.789	0.789	1.579	2.368	23.7
Holly Franklin	5 	21 	15 	3 	11	1 	0 	11 	11 	0 	5 	1 	0	28 	0.714	0.714	1.333	2.048	20.0
Cindy Chang 	5 	21 	12 	3 	7 	2 	0 	7 	12 	0 	7 	2 	0	23 	0.571	0.571	1.095	1.667	13.1
Star Moonbeam 	5 	19 	15 	1 	10	3 	1 	15 	12 	0 	1 	0 	0	34 	0.789	0.789	1.789	2.579	26.8
Wendy Parsons 	5 	17 	11 	2 	9 	0 	0 	9 	9 	0 	1 	2 	0	20 	0.647	0.647	1.176	1.824	12.9
TOTALS 	45	178	130	23	94	11	2 	109	110	0 	25	18	1	252	0.730	0.730	1.416	2.146	184.0
Season 5 Pitching
Player 	BF	HA	RA	K	BB	PT	B	S 	IP	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Wendy Parsons	52	15	1 	8	0 	99	8	91	15	0.40	1.00	11.38
TOTALS 	52	15	1 	8	0 	99	8	91	15	0.40	1.00	11.38
==Season 6 ==
Newcomer JorgesBankAccount selected the Arizona Astros as her team and gave them the nickname of the Albuquerque Tapirs, even going so far as to doctor submitted screenshots to show the team's name and logo (a circular picture of a mountain tapir). The Tapirs were placed in the NL Central alongside the Seattle Mariners, New York Yankees, and Baltimore Bombers, with Sandy Flats as their chosen home field.
In Season 6's draft, JorgesBankAccount had the second pick, but due to prior commitments as well as not knowing when the draft was scheduled to start, ended up not picking and had Jay Green selected for him. After several trades, JBA's next pick was the 50th in the draft (Round 3, Pick 2), which was used on Ashley Webber in an attempt to force Eauxps I. Fourgott (who had selected Sidney with the 41st pick) to make a trade that would benefit the Tapirs. After this, JBA used picks on Bobby Higginson (67th), Gail Weinmann (78th), Dominique Lowe (82nd), and Derek McCattery (89th); the McCattery pick was the 17th pick of the fourth round, and afterwards JorgesBankAccount wouldn't pick again until the 8th, when he made an admitted reach for one of his favorite players in Ricky Johnson. Eventually, JBA ended up with the 211th and 216th picks (6th from last and final pick in the draft, respectively), and selected Olive Haldi and Angelique Harding.
During and after the draft, JBA expressed disappointment and annoyance at not being able to draft her other favorite player, Angela Delvecchio. This was because although Angela was projected as a late sixth-rounder at the earliest, Jarod Johnson took her with the first pick in the draft. Despite this, JorgesBankAccount wasn't finished with the team's lineup, as she engaged in several trades. First, she sent Ashley Webber to GSchlim and got Stephanie Morgan in return (Ashley Webber would later end up on Eauxps's Super-Duper Melonheads in a subsequent trade between GSchlim and Eauxps), which resulted in having Stephanie and her two clones (Gail Weinmann and Dominique Lowe) on the team. This wasn't all, though, as after Yurya allowed a minor extension to the trade deadline after JBA petitioned for it due to having a trade almost completely in place, a blockbuster deal sent Jay Green and Bobby Higginson to GSchlim in exchange for Barry Bonds and Gwen Sears. This meant that when the season started, JorgesBankAccount wound up with none of her first three picks actually on the team.
The Tapirs' first game came against Marco's New York Yankees, in a game charged up by JBA and Marco having agreed before the season to be each other's trash-talk rivals. Although the Yankees played a strong game at home, putting up a run differential of 9, the Tapirs did even better, winning 12-0 and taking the win. However, after that game the Tapirs would struggle, posting a 4-1 score at Steele Stadium against JLund's Baltimore Bombers (who posted a 4-0 score and took the win) and then only recording 5 hits in their first game at their chosen home field of Sandy Flats where although they managed to score 4 runs off of those five hits, the Tapirs lost to elchrisblanco's Seattle Mariners, who posted a 7-1 score.
Things would look up for the Tapirs after those first three division games, however, as they managed a 12-0 score in their next game against Jarod Johnson's Montreal Expos (who lost 1-0), and then upset takenotes011's Anaheim Angels by a final score of 15-13 (Tapirs: 16-1, Angels: 11-0). The Tapirs would keep up their momentum as the All-Star Break, with final scores of 19-2 at home against jmacdrums's New York Giants (Tapirs: 16-0, Giants: 2-0) and 14-1 on the road against T-Boz's Tampa Bay Devil Rays (Tapirs: 15-1, Devil Rays: 4-3). After the break, they would falter slightly against Shrewsberry's St. Louis Cardinals at home but still win by a score of 8-1 (Tapirs: 8-1, Cardinals: 1-0) before putting up a massive performance at home against JibboDaHibbo's Montreal Marlins in one of the highest scoring games of the year and the only one in the NL where both teams scored over 20 runs with a final score of Tapirs 25, Marlins 22 (Tapirs: 21-0, Marlins: 22-0). After that, the Tapirs played their last two out-of-division games on the road, beating Nodakkian's Atlanta Braves by scoring 11 while the Braves fell to the Tapirs AI by a run (Tapirs: 12-1, Braves: 5-6) and the Crazy Cubs in EclipsedxShadow's only game by a score of 27-8 (Tapirs: 27-0, Cubs: 10-4).
Upon returning to divisional play, however, the Tapirs would suffer their third loss of the season and first since Week 3, falling to the Mariners on the road by a score of 16-7 (Mariners: 14-0, Tapirs: 7-0). This was the Tapirs last road game, however, and they'd bounce back at home a week later, knocking off the division leading Bombers 16-6 (Tapirs: 14-0, Bombers: 6-0). The Tapirs followed it up by defeating the Yankees in their final game 21-1 (Tapirs: 18-0, Yankees: 2-1) and clinching the division and #1 seed when the Bombers fell to the Mariners (both teams finished with 10-4 records, and although the Angels also finished 11-3, they lost the tiebreaker for home-field advantage on the basis of the Week 5 head-to-head result).
In the playoffs, the Tapirs drew the #3 seed Devil Rays in the first round by virtue of the Mariners taking the wild card seed and a rule that states that if a #1 seed and the wild card team are from the same division, they don't play each other to start the playoffs. This round went by quickly, as the Tapirs easily swept the Devil Rays, winning at home by a score of 15-3 (Tapirs: 13-0, Devil Rays: 3-0) and on the road by a score of 39-7 (Tapirs: 39-0, Devil Rays: 7-0) in a game that saw them garner 8 total Crazy Bunts and explode in the 5th inning. This would be the end of the easy games for the Tapirs, however, as in the NL Championship they'd face off against the Anaheim Angels, who had lost only once since the Tapirs beat them in Week 5 (in the playoffs against the Mariners, where they put up an uncharacteristically weak performance and only scored one run on the road; despite the dud game, they still easily won their other two games to take the series). Game 1 of the League Championship saw good games from both sides, as both teams scored 15; however, as the Tapirs were the home team, they got an extra three runs due to not batting in the sixth, and the win was further reinforced by the Angels having given up two runs to the Tapirs AI, leaving Game 1 with a final score of 18-13 in favor of the Tapirs (Tapirs: 15-0, Angels: 15-2). Game 2 saw the Angels take home field, and while the Tapirs arguably put up an even better score (18-2), in this game the Angels did much better, winning 21-1 and taking the second game by a score of 24-16. This sent the series to a decisive game three with the Tapirs listed as the home team; there, the Tapirs put up their best game of the series, scoring 17 runs on 5 innings of batting and allowing none, while the Angels put up their weakest game offensively, scoring only 12 runs while allowing 2. This gave the Tapirs a 20-10 win and the NL title and sent them to the World Series.
In the World Series, the Tapirs faced off against the AL Champion, crazyei8hts's Crazy Indians. In order to simplify play, it was decided that instead of following a format where the teams would trade the title of home team every game, they would instead follow a setup where the Tapirs would play as the away team, then the home team, then the away team, then the away team again, and finally the home team, assuming that the series ran to five games. While this did mean that the Indians would be the home team in 3 of the first four games, it also meant that if the series happened to go to five games, the Tapirs would hold the possibly decisive home advantage; furthermore, and more importantly, it meant that less futzing around with the file would be required if both players beat the AI in their games (which, given that neither JBA nor crazyei8hts had lost to the AI this season, was a good assumption).
Game 1 saw the Tapirs putting up their worst performance since Week 3, as they ended up beating the AI by only 5 runs on the road (6-1). The Indians didn't have their strongest performance of the season, or even of the playoffs, but they didn't have to, as their 12 runs in a home shutout were more than enough to guarantee them the first game in the series, 14-5. Things changed abruptly in Game 2, though, as the Indians struggled in a game where the AI Tapirs seemed to constantly have them on the wrong foot and the Indians only managed to win by 1 run (4-3). Not much would be needed for the Tapirs to win, but they got more than enough, scoring 22 runs at home in a shutout and taking Game 2 by a score of 26-1. Game 3 gave the advantage back to the Indians, however. Prior to the reveal of results, JBA asked for guidance on the possibility of a rules violation she committed, posting two videos of possible violations; unlike previous instances where JBA had submitted possible rules violations for scrutiny, it was decided that one of these displayed a clear violation of the rules, and the Tapirs were penalized five runs. Both teams won 14-0, but due to the Indians home bonus and the penalty assessed on the Tapirs, the final score was 16-9 in favor of the Indians. This meant that Game 4 would be decisive, as the Indians could very well take the series without ever having to win without the home bonus; however, the Tapirs would stand in their way, as they put up the most runs in the series yet, scoring 26 runs and allowing only 1 for a differential of 25. The Indians, meanwhile, had one of their weaker outings, winning 10-0, meaning that the game ended with a final of 25-12 and the series was sent to a decisive Game 5. 
Arizona Astros Season 6 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB 	E	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Barry Bonds 	14 	61 	37 	26 	6 	3 	2 	18 	21 	1 	3 	17 	0	55 	0.607	0.613	0.902	1.515	33.71
Gail Weinmann 	14 	54 	28 	25 	1 	2 	0 	6 	21 	4 	4 	22 	1	33 	0.519	0.552	0.611	1.163	18.21
Dominique Lowe 	14 	54 	30 	22 	7 	1 	0 	14 	22 	4 	3 	14 	0	39 	0.556	0.586	0.722	1.308	22.86
Gwen Sears 	14 	57 	41 	24 	8 	1 	8 	38 	31 	1 	2 	16 	3	75 	0.719	0.724	1.316	2.040	54.31
Stephanie Morgan 	14 	56 	33 	25 	3 	1 	4 	14 	23 	1 	5 	16 	0	50 	0.589	0.596	0.893	1.489	29.82
Derek McCattery 	14 	53 	36 	28 	4 	1 	3 	27 	23 	2 	3 	19 	2	51 	0.679	0.691	0.962	1.653	35.24
Olive Haldi 	14 	53 	32 	19 	6 	4 	3 	21 	20 	1 	6 	8 	0	55 	0.604	0.611	1.038	1.649	33.61
Ricky Johnson 	14 	51 	30 	22 	2 	3 	3 	22 	19 	2 	6 	18 	1	47 	0.588	0.604	0.922	1.525	28.38
Angelique Harding	14 	48 	17 	11 	5 	1 	0 	13 	6 	4 	7 	6 	0	24 	0.354	0.404	0.500	0.904	9.69
TOTALS 	126	487	284	202	42	17	23	173	186	20	39	136	7	429	0.583	0.600	0.881	1.481	257.23
Arizona Astros Season 6 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Angelique Harding	226	35	4 	55	0 	508	17	491	69	0.35	0.51	28.88
Derek McCattery 	51 	11	1 	13	0 	111	3 	108	15	0.40	0.73	36.00
TOTALS 	277	46	5 	68	0 	619	20	599	84	0.36	0.55	29.95
== Season 10 ==
=== 2001 ===
The Astros returned after a three-season absence in Season 10, when they were named the Humongous Astros and coached by rBBL rookie Freakshow55. They played in the AL West and their home field was Tin Can Alley. This proved to be a wise choice, as the Astros went 6-1 at home. They were known for having a potent offense, scoring 247 runs, the second most in the league. Their offense carried them on their way to an 11-3 record and a division title, earning them the #2 seed in the AL playoff bracket. 
In the first round of the playoffs, the Astros used their home field to their advantage as they did in the regular season. Against the Royals, the Astros won Game 1 at home but fell in Game 2 on the road. But in the decisive Game 3, the Astros exploded for a +23 run differential, taking down the Royals and advancing to the ALCS. 
The ALCS was a humongous battle as the Humongous Astros faced the Humongous Giants. Both teams were well known for scoring a ton of runs, and this series did not disappoint. The Astros won Game 1 19-15, but the Giants responded with a 24-13 victory in Game 2. In Game 3, the matchup was as tight as ever as the Astros won on the home team multiplier, 16-16! 
The World Series featured the Astros going up against the Monsters, who represented the 2001 league in the Season 9 World Series. The Monsters were a more defensive oriented team, and that showed as the Monsters upset the Astros 7-6 in Game 1. But that was about all the Monsters would get, as the Astros took the next two games, 13-1 and 19-1. With a two games to one series lead, the Astros saved the best for last and walloped the Monsters 33-3, giving rookie coach Freakshow the World Series Championship! 
Frank Thomas earned some individual hardware for his efforts on the mound, as he won the American League Ace Wilson Award. 
Humongous Astros Season 10 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Larry Walker 	14	62 	45 	24 	15	0 	6 	29 	35 	5 	2 	0 	0 	78 	0.726	0.746	1.258	2.004	58.2
Cal Ripken Jr.	14	60 	41 	33 	3 	1 	4 	26 	21 	2 	3 	0 	3 	58 	0.683	0.694	0.967	1.660	40.2
Fay Dawson 	14	67 	58 	43 	10	1 	4 	39 	39 	0 	1 	0 	1 	82 	0.866	0.866	1.224	2.090	71.0
Sophie Meyer 	14	66 	51 	28 	14	2 	7 	44 	29 	1 	1 	0 	1 	90 	0.773	0.776	1.364	2.140	69.9
Frank Thomas 	14	60 	29 	24 	3 	0 	2 	19 	9 	1 	6 	0 	2 	38 	0.483	0.492	0.633	1.125	18.7
Perry Marx 	14	58 	35 	23 	6 	1 	5 	36 	19 	7 	8 	0 	3 	58 	0.603	0.646	1.000	1.646	37.5
Randi Uno 	14	65 	42 	31 	5 	1 	5 	26 	35 	3 	3 	0 	0 	64 	0.646	0.662	0.985	1.646	42.4
Bret Olson 	14	51 	29 	29 	0 	0 	0 	4 	26 	8 	11	1 	4 	29 	0.569	0.627	0.569	1.196	18.2
PJ Shareef 	14	70 	49 	34 	9 	4 	2 	24 	34 	1 	2 	0 	1 	72 	0.700	0.704	1.029	1.733	50.7
TOTALS 	14	559	379	269	65	10	35	247	247	28	37	1 	15	569	0.678	0.693	1.018	1.711	394.5
Humongous Astros Season 10 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Frank Thomas	293	64	9 	81	4 	841	216	625	83.67	0.65	0.81	2.89
Sophie Meyer	1 	0 	0 	1 	0 	3 	0 	3 	0.33 	0.00	0.00	inf
TOTALS 	294	64	9 	82	4 	844	216	628	84.00	0.64	0.81	2.91
=== 2003 ===
In the 2003 league, the Astros were coached by bobbyJONES2370. They were named the Texas Astros and they competed in the FL East with a home field of Dubois Diamond. The Astros were notorious for having a stalwart AI defense, allowing the fewest runs to user coaches in the history of rBBL, just 69 runs over the 14 game season. This was a big reason why they dominated the Frontyard League, going 11-3 and capturing the #2 overall seed.
However, their luck would soon run out as they were upset in the first round by the 3 seeded Diamondbacks, two games to none. 
Texas Astros Season 10 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Maria Luna 	14	53 	33 	23 	4 	0 	6 	14 	21 	2 	1 	0 	3 	55 	0.623	0.636	1.038	1.674	35.0
Sally Dobbs 	14	44 	27 	17 	3 	0 	7 	17 	15 	5 	3 	0 	0 	51 	0.614	0.653	1.159	1.812	33.3
Matessa Sturges	14	51 	32 	22 	2 	0 	8 	25 	16 	2 	1 	0 	2 	58 	0.627	0.642	1.137	1.779	37.2
Nan Porter 	14	49 	29 	24 	3 	1 	1 	8 	13 	4 	4 	0 	0 	37 	0.592	0.623	0.755	1.378	23.0
Jorge Garcia 	14	47 	26 	23 	1 	0 	3 	13 	10 	1 	4 	0 	2 	37 	0.553	0.563	0.787	1.350	20.8
Horace Young 	14	47 	23 	17 	5 	0 	1 	10 	15 	4 	6 	0 	2 	31 	0.489	0.529	0.660	1.189	16.4
Marky Dubois 	14	43 	15 	14 	0 	1 	0 	4 	3 	2 	5 	0 	2 	17 	0.349	0.378	0.395	0.773	6.4
Jillian Paine 	14	44 	21 	19 	2 	0 	0 	9 	5 	2 	2 	0 	0 	23 	0.477	0.500	0.523	1.023	11.5
Butch Sherrod 	14	42 	20 	18 	1 	1 	0 	6 	8 	0 	7 	0 	0 	23 	0.476	0.476	0.548	1.024	11.0
TOTALS 	14	420	226	177	21	3 	26	106	106	22	33	0 	11	332	0.538	0.561	0.790	1.352	186.3
Texas Astros Season 10 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Matessa Sturges	275	50	9 	75	0 	695	69	626	80.00	0.68	0.63	9.07
Marky Dubois 	13 	6 	3 	3 	0 	31 	1 	30 	2.67 	6.75	2.25	30.00
Sally Dobbs 	1 	0 	0 	0 	0 	3 	1 	2 	0.33 	0.00	0.00	2.00
Horace Young 	1 	1 	1 	0 	0 	1 	0 	1 	0.00 	inf 	inf 	inf
TOTALS 	290	57	13	78	0 	730	71	659	83.00	0.94	0.69	9.28
== Season 11 ==
=== 2001 ===
Freakshow returned for his title defense as coach of the Humongous Astros once again. He tried to get the band back together, taking the same home field of Tin Can Alley and drafting four of the same players. The Astros seemed to pick up right where they left off, starting off 7-2 atop the AL Central. But the Astros suffered a devastating second half slide, finishing 1-4 over their last five games in a tie for the AL Central lead with the Pirates.
Due to some wild card teams having the same records as the 8-6 Pirates and Astros, an interesting tiebreaker setup was used. The Pirates and Astros played a tiebreaker game for the AL Central, and the Fishes and Marlins played a tiebreaker game for the 5 seed. The losers of each game would meet to play for the 6 seed, with the loser of that game eliminated. The Pirates beat the Astros in a close AL Central tiebreaker match, 7-5. The Astros would then face the Marlins, who lost to the Fishes. In a simul-streamed affair, the Astros were absolutely crushed by the Marlins, 20-3. Counting the tiebreaker games, the Astros ended their season on a 5 game losing streak in which winning any of those games would have clinched them a playoff spot.
The Astros accepted a bid to the Consolation Tournament to try and end their season on a high note.
Humongous Astros Season 11 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Larry Walker 	14 	57 	43 	28 	4 	3 	8 	34 	32 	4 	0 	0 	2 	77 	0.754	0.770	1.351	2.121	59.3
Cal Ripken Jr.	14 	54 	36 	27 	3 	4 	2 	19 	18 	4 	2 	0 	6 	53 	0.667	0.690	0.981	1.671	36.6
Fay Dawson 	14 	61 	44 	33 	5 	0 	6 	22 	29 	2 	0 	0 	0 	67 	0.721	0.730	1.098	1.829	48.9
Yvonne Carter 	14 	57 	40 	27 	6 	0 	7 	29 	28 	3 	8 	0 	10	67 	0.702	0.717	1.175	1.892	48.0
Tanya Uchida 	14 	67 	42 	34 	3 	0 	5 	14 	22 	0 	2 	0 	4 	60 	0.627	0.627	0.896	1.522	37.6
Randi Uno 	14 	61 	36 	24 	7 	2 	3 	12 	22 	2 	6 	0 	1 	56 	0.590	0.603	0.918	1.521	33.8
Joella Minotti	14 	60 	45 	28 	9 	1 	7 	28 	31 	3 	3 	0 	1 	77 	0.750	0.762	1.283	2.045	58.7
Marky Dubois 	14 	53 	19 	19 	0 	0 	0 	8 	5 	3 	5 	0 	0 	19 	0.358	0.393	0.358	0.751	7.5
Marianna Rauf 	14 	54 	34 	27 	3 	0 	4 	31 	10 	3 	5 	1 	0 	49 	0.630	0.649	0.907	1.557	31.8
TOTALS 	126	524	339	247	40	10	42	197	197	24	31	1 	24	525	0.647	0.662	1.002	1.664	347.8
Humongous Astros Season 11 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Marky Dubois 	305	90	17	77	1 	818	178	640	81.3	1.25	1.12	3.60
Yvonne Carter	7 	2 	0 	1 	0 	11 	2 	9 	2 	0.00	1.00	4.50
Marianna Rauf	3 	0 	0 	0 	0 	7 	1 	6 	1 	0.00	0.00	6.00
TOTALS 	315	92	17	78	1 	836	181	655	84.3	1.21	1.10	3.62
=== 2003 ===
In the 2003 league, the Astros were also rebooted by their previous coach, bobbyBONES2370. Bobby went a slightly different route with his Astros in Season 11, making their home field Tin Can Alley and only drafting one player from the S10 2003 Astros. However, the Astros' revamping had similar regular season results, as they once again finished 11-3. This time, they clinched the #1 overall seed in the Frontyard League and earned a bye in the new 6-team playoff format.
The Astros welcomed the Monsters in the FLDS after the Monsters advanced past the Wild Card Round. The series got off on the wrong foot as the Monsters just got past the Astros by a score of 7-6. As the series shifted to Game 2 at the Monsters' home field of Dirt Yards, the Astros' defense was left hapless and the Monsters won 20-8. It was a disappointing end to the Astros season after earning the top seed.
Texas Astros Season 11 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Julie Dunkel 	14 	63 	46 	23 	8 	4 	11	23 	34 	2 	7 	2 	2 	95 	0.730	0.738	1.508	2.246	70.2
Sally Dobbs 	14 	60 	37 	19 	7 	1 	10	43 	25 	0 	7 	0 	3 	76 	0.617	0.617	1.267	1.883	46.9
Stuart Sullivan 	14 	55 	36 	35 	1 	0 	0 	1 	32 	7 	8 	4 	4 	37 	0.655	0.694	0.673	1.366	25.7
Dmitri Petrovich	14 	57 	34 	28 	3 	0 	3 	25 	18 	4 	2 	0 	3 	46 	0.596	0.623	0.807	1.430	28.7
Jorge Garcia 	14 	54 	33 	26 	4 	0 	3 	20 	12 	2 	3 	0 	2 	46 	0.611	0.625	0.852	1.477	28.8
Barbara Jones 	14 	54 	31 	27 	4 	0 	0 	12 	11 	1 	4 	1 	0 	35 	0.574	0.582	0.648	1.230	20.4
Robby Bocko 	14 	50 	25 	18 	4 	0 	3 	16 	9 	6 	4 	0 	0 	38 	0.500	0.554	0.760	1.314	21.0
Judy Abwunza 	14 	52 	28 	19 	6 	0 	3 	16 	12 	2 	4 	1 	4 	43 	0.538	0.556	0.827	1.382	23.9
Vincent Sweet 	14 	51 	13 	10 	2 	0 	1 	6 	9 	2 	7 	0 	0 	18 	0.255	0.283	0.353	0.636	5.1
TOTALS 	126	496	283	205	39	5 	34	162	162	26	46	8 	18	434	0.571	0.592	0.875	1.467	256.9
Texas Astros Season 11 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Judy Abwunza	306	74	14	54	0 	692	78	614	86.7	0.97	0.85	7.87
Julie Dunkel	8 	2 	0 	1 	0 	16 	1 	15 	2.3 	0.00	0.86	15.00
TOTALS 	314	76	14	55	0 	708	79	629	89 	0.94	0.85	7.96
== Season 12 ==
=== 2001 ===
The Astros were selected in both 2001 and 2003 for Season 12. In 2001, coach Cherry selected the Houston Astros, and the team played in Steele Stadium. The Astros finished 5-9, with the team struggling for most of the first half of the season.
The Astros accepted an invite to the Consolation Tournament under the guidance of coach FlyingJ138. After losing a game to the Tigers, the team pulled up wins against the Cardinals and Yankees, but a rematch with the Tigers led to a similar defeat, and the team finished third out of six teams.
=== 2003 ===
On the 2003 side, the Astros were coached by psanchez55. The team had a dominant season with Playground Commons as their home and a well-balanced offense, and finished with a 12-2 record for the top seed in the Backyard League.
After a first-round bye, the Astros played the Melonheads in the quarterfinals. The team struggled in their first game at home, losing 23-6, but they won their next two games by scores of 14-13 and 20-11 to advance to the semifinals, where they met the sixth seed Bombers. The Astros were swept in two games by the Bombers, losing 16-5 and 15-0, and their run was over.
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