Nothing like a young 3b. Those guys are prone to going on and carrying a franchise for a decade.
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Mr Beltre ( donāt touch my hair) says hello!
Played baseball here in SAā¦ā¦and no chance he airmails anythingā¦ā¦he was coached up better than thatā¦ā¦aināt no way that elbow is dropping below that ear.
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I knew he was from somewhere in your area. N ohh he definitely throwing one away now. Pettis gonna hollar at him as heās throwing 
Iirc he was on the Tech team that went COLLEGE WS.
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U.L. Washington
The Astros are 6-2 in games Julks started, 0-5 in games he didnāt. Iām gonna give CJ credit for that even if he wasnāt a factor. 
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Jimmy Wynn & his toothpick. May he RIP!
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Toy Canonā¦ā¦used to have his seat marked in the Astrodome for that massive HR.
I saw Ellis Valentine hit one to the seat right next to it.
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Yep. Him & The Red Rooster 
Doug Radar had seat mark for their HRās. YELLOW section
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And who else? Was it Eric Anthony?
Canāt remember, I was just a kidā¦.you were probably married with a kid by then no?
And Radar was the Red Roosterā¦.what was Rusty Staub?
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Haha. That made me laugh loud 
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You got pretty good memory for your age. Have close idea how old u are but shoot early- mid seventues you hsd be toddler. I was just reaching teenage yrs around 72 i guess
Great call on E. Anthony. Nice. He hit to RF in Yellow section also. Man what could have been!!
Who was rhe more recent one like 10 yrs ago or so where Astros paid him upfront while still in Minors but never did much of nothing. Name escapes me. First Baseman i thk
Montreal nicknamed himā¦.Le Grande Orange
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Yea he had like several nicknames didnāt he.
Good ball player for us, Mets & believe Expos also.
Duhh. U mention the Expos above. My bad.
Edit: I could talk Baseball history, nostalgia forever. You guys be careful. I lived it, breathe it everyday since I was around 6 or 7. I would run hm from School to watch WS in lste 60s as all gms were in afternoon back in the day!
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Jon Singleton I believe.
I was born in 72ā ( I could pass for early forties though)but started going to games At maybe 3-4? I was keeping a scorecard out of the game program when I was 6, I sh-t 
you notā¦.
I was not a little kid asking for food and drinks and looking at the ceilingā¦.I was asking my grandfather should I score it a passed ball or a wild pitch.
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Yea he had like several nicknames didnāt he.
Good ball player for us, Mets & believe Expos also.
Duhh. U mention the Expos above. My bad.
Edit: I could talk Baseball history, nostalgia forever. You guys be careful. I lived it, breathe it everyday since I was around 6 or 7. I would run hm from School to watch WS in lste 60s as all gms were in afternoon back in the day.
Radio 
?
Thank you! Singleton.
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Haha. I believe it.
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