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José Abreu

José Abreu

#791B,
AVG
.081
HR
0
RBI
1
R
6
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 3"/250 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Cienfuegos, Cuba
Draft: Undrafted
  • ClutchPoints | Houston Astros News

    4 Astros most to blame for disappointing start to 2024 season

    The last time the Houston Astros were 11 games below .500, the world was captivated by the death of Harambe the gorrilla, “One Dance” was at the top of the charts and future World Series MVP Jeremy Peña was a freshman at Maine. Countless things have gone wrong for the Astros this year, now 7-18 and losers of four straight, but we're here to focus on four players in particular. Maybe it's not the biggest surprise of all time to declare that the worst overall hitter in Major League Baseball so far ranks high on the list of disappointments.

  • The Middletown Press

    Houston-Chicago Cubs Runs

    Cubs first. Nico Hoerner grounds out to shallow infield, Jose Altuve to Jose Abreu. Ian Happ doubles to deep center field. Cody Bellinger homers to right field. Ian Happ scores. Michael Busch strikes out swinging. Christopher Morel walks. Dansby Swanson singles to right field. Christopher Morel to third. Mike Tauchman homers to left field. Dansby Swanson scores. Christopher Morel scores. Matt Mervis flies out to right center field to Kyle Tucker. 5 runs, 4 hits, 0 errors, 0 left on. Cubs 5, Astros 0. Astros fourth. Yordan Alvarez grounds out to shortstop, Dansby Swanson to Michael Busch. Kyle Tucker doubles to deep center field. Alex Bregman grounds out to third base, Christopher Morel to Michael

  • Marco Island Florida

    With ugly start, the Houston Astros' AL dynasty is in danger. But they know 'how to fight back'

    Their track record is unassailable, the byproduct of seven consecutive trips to the American League Championship Series. Early enough that Alex Bregman has yet to hit a home run, something he'll likely do two or three dozen times this year. Early enough that future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander has pitched just six innings, that the loss of six starting pitchers to the injured list has made an outsize impact on this season. There's just no sugarcoating losing 16 of your first 23 games, though, particularly in an American League West that looks more unforgiving this season.