With baseball shut down because of the corona virus, I thought it would be an interesting time 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 as the Colt 45’s, joining the National League along with the Mets, and became 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 42 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 |
---|---|
Chris Carter | 0.545 |
Marwin Gonzalez | 0.421 |
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 |
17 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 | 9 |
Saves
Name | Total |
---|---|
Matt Lindstrom | 2 |
Jose Valverde | 2 |
6 tied with | 1 |