Astros manager Joe Espada spoke to his players, attempting to tamp down the emotions after his team was booed by the home crowd in Game 1.
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It took the Astros one inning to prove they deserve all of Houston's boo birds
The Houston Astros responded to their Game 1 loss by playing even more poorly with their season on the line.
Bennett Sousa expressed regret for criticizing fans, saying he 'was emotional in the wrong way.' Alex Slitz / Getty Images HOUSTON — A day after he called Houston Astros fans who booed him “spoiled,” ...
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Like Astros earlier in playoffs, Yankees' Jazz Chisholm questions getting booed by home fans
Just a week after some Houston Astros players expressed frustration about being booed at home, the Yankees' Jazz Chisholm did the same about his playoff treatment in New York.
MLB fans have fired back at Astros players over their frustration with the home crowd’s boos during their Wild Card Series Game 1 loss to the Chicago White Sox. The series began Tuesday and will ...
Are the Astros’ Two Biggest Jobs the Least Desirable in Baseball? Jim Crane’s reputation for control could make Houston’s search for new leadership far more difficult than anyone wants to admit. The ...
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Astros' Joe Espada acknowledges boos from Houston crowd in playoffs but adds 'I love our fans'
Some Houston Astros fans booed the home team during Tuesday's Game 1 loss. Before Game 2, Joe Espada talked to his team about it, then publicly said how much he loves Houston fans.
Jason Bristol and Jeremy Booth discuss fans’ reaction to Ray Montgomery, the Astros’ front office, MLB’s longest comebacks and Houston’s place in a wild AL playoffs.
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