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Astros Announce Houston Baseball Media Wall of Fame

The Wall, which will form a display on the broadcast level of the Minute Maid Park press box in Houston, will have one inductee added each season. Those eligible for induction are a former or current Houston Media member who has made a significant impact on sports broadcasting in the city. The result of the ballot, in which all accredited Houston sports media will be eligible to vote, will be revealed in July when the inductee will be honoured at the Minute Maid Park. The Astros, former occupants of the demolished Astrodome from where they got their name, have played their home games at Minute Maid Park, originally called Enron Park since 2000.

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Real Estate in Houston, Texas

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Astros announce Houston Baseball Media Wall of Fame

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Over/under Baseball Betting

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Play it again: Zambrano's no-hitter - MLB.com

Play it again: Zambrano's no-hitter
MLB.com - Dec 26, 2008
With Hurricane Ike making waves in the Gulf of Mexico, the Cubs and Astros relocated a series from Houston's Minute Maid Park to a "neutral" site 90 miles ...

Hilton Houston Westchase Donates to Hurricane Ike Victims - PR Web (press release)

Hilton Houston Westchase Donates to Hurricane Ike Victims
PR Web (press release), WA - Dec 22, 2008
The Houston, Texas Hilton hotel offers a convenient location for guests visiting Houston's Minute Maid Park, Reliant Stadium, Westside Tennis Club, ...

Travel: Big city, big ambitions - The State

HOUSTON — In this city of skyscrapers of glass, steel and stone stretching 1,000 feet into the heavens, the one-story Beer Can House may best capture Houston’s essence. “It’s visionary art,” Mayor Bill White says, chuckling, as we stop at ...

Unlike Yankees, Astros hold line - Houston Chronicle

Astros owner Drayton McLane is one of the wealthiest men in the country and is accustomed to hearing about multimillion-dollar deals being made in any of his numerous business ventures. But even McLane finds himself astonished at the kinds of cash ...

Sports guru plies his trade in D.C. - Bothell Reporter

When Jeff Klein was in the fifth grade, he had a moment of revelation. “I knew I wasn’t going to be the next Mickey Mantle, but I still wanted to get into games free,” he said. “So working for a team has always been a dream of mine.” It’s ...