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General Manager Ed Wade
Ed Wade was hired Thursday as general manager of the Houston Astros, two years after the Philadelphia Phillies fired him as GM.
The Houston Astros have named Jamie Quirk their new bullpen coach, according to Senior Director of Digital Media Alyson Footer.
Quirk was the bench coach for the Colorado Rockies from 2003-08 before joining the Cincinnati Reds last season as a scout.
“Jamie [Quirk] has a wealth of experience and comes highly recommended,” Astros general manager Ed Wade told Footer on Wednesday, Nov. 4. “He had a long playing career and spent 15 seasons as a...
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Mercifully, the Houston Astros 2009 season is over.
74 wins, 88 losses; a very disappointing year in the National League Central.
For Houston, many moves are in order, but naming a new manager must be a priority.
Astros General Manager Ed Wade told MLB.com’s Brian McTaggart (the beat writer for the Houston baseball team) on Monday that he hopes to begin making contact with potential skipper candidates by the week’s end.
Dave Clark, the former...
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The Houston Astros search for a new manager will begin in earnest on Wednesday when internal candidates Dave Clark and Al Pedrique will be interviewed at Minute Maid Park, General Manager Ed Wade announced today.Video:Ed Wade Exclusive Interview
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Sports digest: Houston Astros hire Mills as managerSan Jose Mercury NewsBrad Mills was hired as the Houston Astros' manager Tuesday after six seasons as Terry Francona's bench coach in Boston. Mills, 52, will manage in the ...Houston Astros Fans: Give Mills A Chance To Prove He's The ManBleacher ReportBrad Mills named Manager of the Houston AstrosGather.comManaging the Houston Astros: Brad Mills' and his ability to define himselfThe Crawfish...
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According to MLB.com’s Brian McTaggart, the Houston Astros have named Brad Arnsberg as their new pitching coach.
Arnsberg, who served as Toronto’s pitching coach the last five seasons, is the final piece to the coaching puzzle, as Houston hired Bobby Meacham as the first-base coach and Al Pedrique as the bench coach earlier today.
In addition, McTaggart is reporting that the Astros have reached an agreement with infielder Geoff Blum (one year...
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After Manny Acta spurned the Houston Astros to take the Cleveland Indians manager position, the Astros had to go to Plan B.
Plan B was Brad Mills.
Mills was hired today to be the next manager for the Astros. Mills replaces Cecil Cooper who was fired with 13 games left in the season. Former Astros manager Phil Garner and interim manager Dave Clark were finalists for the position.
Mills has spent the last six seasons as the bench coach for...
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The Houston Astros baseball club announced their list of 10 managerial candidates on Monday, Oct. 12, with names ranging from Manny Acta to Ned Yost.
Now, over the next week, General Manger Ed Wade and team owner Drayton McLane will be interviewing their choices before narrowing it down to their ultimate decision.
Wade and McLane will begin their sit-downs immediately, beginning Wednesday with interim manager Dave Clark and Astros Minor League...
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