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Morgan Ensberg
Morgan Ensberg is an infielder in major league baseball. He's a third baseman for the Houston Astros and wears number 14. He is managed by Phil Garner.
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Monday's MLB roundup: Yorman Bazardo pitched 5 2/3 effective innings against the team that cut him in spring training, and helped the Houston Astros beat Philadelphia 8-2, preventing the Phillies from reducing their magic number.
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- MLB roundup: Astros beat Reds (feedburner.com)
30. Astros: Houston has added solid talent in its last two first-rounders, catcher Jason Castro (2008) and Jiovanni Mier (2009), as well as ‘08 supplemental pick Jordan Lyles, a promising right-hander. But the Astros’ system is full of holes—it hasn’t produced a team with a winning record since 2007.
Maybe the Astros need to sign some winners like Mark Bellhorn and Trot Nixon and go out and win them a PCL title.
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Remember names like Chris Burke and Luke Scott?
Morgan Ensberg and Adam Everett?
Why, exactly, did the Houston Astros trade away all their young talent a few years ago?
Nothing against guys like Carlos Lee, Kaz Matsui, or Miguel Tejada, but I miss those young guns that used to electrify and exemplify everything that is good about being a Houston Astro.
This offseason should be interesting; let’s just hope that Ed Wade and company can make the...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Although Manny Acta turned down the Astros to become manager of the Cleveland Indians, owner Drayton McLane remains adamant that he's just as comfortable with the three remaining finalists: Brad Mills, Dave Clark and Phil Garner. Each one of those three, McLane states firmly, was a man the Astros were comfortable hiring as a manager.
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