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It may not have been Spencer Arrighetti's best start of the season, but the Astros will certainly take it. Arrighetti got the win in a 4-2 decision over the Chicago Cubs. Houston has won 14 games since Arrighetti returned from the minors, and he's won six of those.
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Reid Laymance, Sports Editor |
Astros / MLB
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Spencer Arrighetti didn't like how he pitched. Astros are thrilled with win.
Astros pitcher Spencer Arrighetti had a lot of critiques of his own performance, but he showed guts in Friday's win over the Chicago Cubs.
- Astros 4, Cubs 2: Five Astros pitchers combined to hold the Chicago Cubs hitless in nine at-bats with men in scoring position to get Houston a series-opening win at Wrigley Field. Read More
- Hunter Brown's rehab: Hunter Brown, who has been on the injured list since April, will make his first rehab start as the Astros target a mid-June return for starting pitcher. Read More
College Softball
Photo by: Aaron E. Martinez, Austin American-Statesman
Defending national softball champion Texas is on brink of elimination
Arizona State, which upset Texas A&M in the regionals, beat Texas 4-1 to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three super regionals.
- Texas Tech 10, Florida 8: Mia Williams, a former Florida player, homered for Texas Tech to lead the Red Raiders over the Gators in NCAA super regional opener. Read More
College Baseball
Photo by: Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle
Rice's turnaround season ends with pair of losses in American tournament
The Owls finished their season at 35-24, an 18-win improvement from last season as David Pierce's program takes hold.
- Aggies and Longhorns eliminated: Texas A&M was shut out by Auburn and Texas lost its sixth in a row to Arkansas in SEC baseball quarterfinals. Read More
USFL
When Hall of Famer Jim Kelly briefly ruled the city with USFL's Houston Gamblers
The USFL's Houston Gamblers were the talk of the city and the sports world when they convinced Jim Kelly to shun the NFL and the Buffalo Bills for a couple years to light up the Astrodome.
NBA Playoffs
How Oklahoma City took back homecourt advantage
The Thunder bench poured in 76 points as Oklahoma City weathered an early surge from San Antonio, beating the Spurs on Friday in the Frost Bank Center.
World Cup
Europe’s Champions League final serves as appetizer for the World Cup
The semifinal between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal highlights a contrast in styles — one worth analyzing ahead of the World Cup.
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