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share-square-2211460 With another reliever headed to the injured list – lefty Blake Taylor sprained his ankle in the eighth inning Friday night -- the Astros recalled right-handed prospect Peter Solomon on Saturday. Solomon, the Astros’ No. 14-ranked prospect by MLB Pipeline, was already in Seattle as part of the Astros’ traveling taxi squad. “We’re going to use him as needed,” Astros manager Dusty Baker said. “He has really good stuff and the better he pitches, the more elevated [in his role] he will become. … I like his attitude; I like his stuff. He could be one of those pl...

share-square-250517 There were no surprises when the Astros set their 26-man roster prior to Thursday's season opener against the A's in Oakland. The Astros, as expected, will carry 13 pitchers and 13 position players, including six players who are appearing on an Opening Day roster for the first time: right-handers Brandon Bielak, Luis Garcia and José Uruidy, infielder Robel García, outfielder Chas McCormick and designated hitter Yordan Alvarez. The Astros also set their taxi squad for the first road trip of the season: right-handers Ralph Garza Jr., Nivaldo Rodriguez and Peter Solomon, in...

share-square-313884 PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Astros prospect Jeremy Peña had yet to check his phone by the time he spoke with reporters following the Astros’ 8-3 loss to the Mets on Tuesday afternoon at Clover Park, but he likely had a slew of messages from friends and family members after he took two-time Cy Young winner Jacob deGrom deep. Peña, the Astros’ No. 4-ranked prospect by MLB Pipeline, started at shortstop Tuesday and walloped a homer off deGrom in the third inning. Peña turned on a 98.4 mph four-seam fastball and got just enough of it that it hit the top of the w...

share-square-229887 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- We’re less than three weeks away from Opening Day and things have been interesting at Astros' camp, where an injury to a frontline starter (Framber Valdez) and a top prospect (Forrest Whitley) have made headlines, as well as the acquisition of starter Jake Odorizzi and the news of eight pitchers being sent to quarantine for health and safety reasons. For a team that had all but a couple open roster spots heading into camp, some storylines are developing with several pitchers behind in their throwing because of injuries or quarantine. With all tha...

Posted on Tuesday, March 9th, 2021 by Chris Evangelista Robert Langdon, the Harvard symbologist with the bad haircut who has a nasty habit of getting caught up in historical mysteries, now has his own TV series. After ordering a pilot last year, Peacock has now ordered  Dan Brown’s Langdon to series, with  Succession actor  Ashley Zukerman playing the title character. The show will follow Robert Langdon’s “early adventures,” and you better friggin’ believe he’s going to have to solve some puzzles along the way. That’s just how Robert Langdon rolls. Peacock has announced tha...