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If you stayed up through a lengthy rain delay, you saw pluses and minuses with the Astros on Monday night in Minneapolis. The positive? It undoubtedly was the encouraging start by Tatsuya Imai that had a couple hiccups but was one to build upon. The negative? That would be the Astros' offense that failed to capitalize on opportunities before and after the rain delay, dooming Houston to a second consecutive loss.
Please scroll down for the rest of this morning’s headlines.
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Greg Rajan, Weekend Sports Editor |
Astros / MLB
Photo by: Abbie Parr, Associated Press
Encouraging step
After a rocky return from the injured list, Tatsuya Imai showed some positive signs in Minnesota as he tries to acclimate to MLB.
- Twins 6, Astros 3: Houston's offense stalled before and after a lengthy rain delay, dooming the Astros to a loss in Minnesota. Read More
- 'Excited' to return: As Jeremy Peña returned to start at shortstop, double-play partner Jose Altuve was officially placed on the injured list. Read More
- Another arm arrives: Nate Pearson, who began the season on the injured list with elbow soreness, is back with the team and could be activated soon. Read More
- Reliever shuffle: Jason Alexander is back with the Astros for his third major-league stint this season. Read More
Texans / NFL
Photo by: Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle
Sparring partners set
The Texans will hold joint practices with two preseason opponents, including one in Houston.
NBA Playoffs
Photo by: Tony Gutierrez, AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez
Opening thriller to Spurs
Victor Wembanyama had 41 points and 24 rebounds to lead the San Antonio Spurs past the Oklahoma City Thunder in double overtime to open the Western Conference finals.
College Baseball
Candidates for Cougars
UH hasn't been in the market for a baseball coach for 16 years but the Cougars are looking for a replacement for Todd Whitting. Here's a look at six potential candidates.
- Longhorns on All-SEC: While two Texas players earned individual honors, ace Dylan Volantis was arguably snubbed for SEC Pitcher of the Year. Read More
- Aggie accolades: Freshman Nico Partida, a Pearland graduate, is among the Aggies honored on the All-SEC team. Read More
College Tennis
Another title for Aggies
Once again, Texas A&M rules the world of women's tennis, winning its second national championship in the past three years.
- Longhorns fall short: The Texas men's tennis team made its sixth Final Four in seven seasons, but came up short of a national title with a loss to Virginia that came down to the final singles match. Read More
College Football
Tragedy for Bearkats
Sam Houston defensive back Will Davis has died, the program announced.
NHL Playoffs
Moving on
Alex Newhook scored his second Game 7-winning goal of the postseason, this time in overtime as the Montreal Canadiens beat the Buffalos Sabres in Game 7 to advance to the Eastern Conference final.
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