With 2 months until baseball in Chicago returns, I thought it would be interesting to look at the all time leaders in both offensive and defensive categories for all 30 teams. We continue today with the Houston Astros.

The Astros began life in 1962, joining the National League, along with the Mets, as the Colt 45’s and becoming the Astros 3 years later.  In 2013, they moved to the American League, becoming just the second team to switch leagues.  I’ve seen them play 40 times, including game 2 of the 2005 World Series.

Home Runs

Name	Total
Lance Berkman	7
Carlos Lee	4
Morgan Ensberg	3
Mike Lamb	3

Hits

Name	Total
Lance Berkman	30
Morgan Ensberg	19
Brad Ausmus	17

Runs

Name	Total
Lance Berkman	15
Craig Biggio	11
Chris Burke	11

RBI

Name	Total
Lance Berkman	26
Morgan Ensberg	12
Mike Lamb	10

Doubles

Name	Total
Lance Berkman	7
Mike Lamb	6
Hunter Pence	5
Chris Carter	5

Triples

Name	Total
Morgan Ensberg	2
Willy Taveras	2
3 tied with	1

Batting Average (> 10 AB)

Name	Total
Marwin Gonzalez	0.636
Chris Carter	0.545
Orlando Palmeiro	0.400

Stolen Bases

Name	Total
Willy Taveras	5
Hunter Pence	4
Lance Berkman	3

And now, the defensive side of the ball.

Wins

Name	Total
Roy Oswalt	3
Chad Qualls	2
15 tied with	1

Losses

Name	Total
Roy Oswalt	3
Wandy Rodriguez	3
Brad Lidge	2
Jordan Lyles	2

ERA (> 8 IP)

Name	Total
Randy Wolf	0.00
Brandon Backe	2.08
Woody Williams	2.45

Strikeouts

Name	Total
Roy Oswalt	44
Andy Pettitte	16
Wandy Rodriguez	14
Brad Lidge	14

Appearances

Name	Total
Chad Qualls	13
Dan Wheeler	10
Roy Oswalt	5

Saves

Name	Total
Matt Lindstrom	2
Jose Valverde	2
6 tied with	1