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Today's starting lineup
The Astros can't seem to catch a break. After abruptly leaving Saturday's game, Jose Altuve is headed to the injured list with an oblique strain as Jeremy Pena is poised to return after missing a month. That came as the offense was nonexistent with a chance to sweep the rival Rangers.
Please scroll down for the rest of this morning’s headlines.
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Greg Rajan, Weekend Sports Editor |
Astros / MLB
Photo by: Jason Fochtman, Houston Chronicle
Altuve to IL
Second baseman Jose Altuve has an oblique strain after being hurt late in Saturday's game, and will head to the injured list after his diagnosis was confirmed Sunday.
- Timely return: Shortstop Jeremy Peña, out since early April, is set to come back just as the Astros lost Jose Altuve to an oblique strain. Read More
- Rangers 8, Astros 0: Houston finished its homestand against AL West rivals 3-4 after its offense dried up with a chance to sweep intrastate rival Texas. Read More
- New wheels for Navy vet: Mark Tyson thought he was being brought on the field just to be recognized on Armed Forces Day at an Astros game. Instead, he was given the keys to a fully paid-off truck. Read More
UH Baseball
Photo by: Michael Wyke, AP
Seeking new leadership
The Cougars will be looking for a new coach after deciding not to retain Todd Whitting following a seventh straight year without making the postseason.
College Softball
Photo by: Aaron E. Martinez, Austin American-Statesman
Digging the long ball
Texas slugged three homers against Baylor and outscored its opponents 25-1 to sweep through the Austin regional and reach the super regionals.
- Roundup: Texas A&M's loss to Arizona State denied the Aggies a chance to face archrival Texas while Texas Tech swept through the Lubbock regional. Read More
NBA Playoffs
No contest
Donovan Mitchell scored 26 points and Jarrett Allen and Sam Merrill each added 23 as the visiting Cleveland Cavaliers routed the Detroit Pistons in Game 7 to advance to the Eastern Conference finals.
Golf
No holding back Rai
Aaron Rai has become the first English-born player in more than a century to capture the PGA Championship. He is also the first player of Indian heritage to win a major.
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