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Jason Dominguez Cards |
Pitcher |
| Righthander led the 2007 Tri-City ValleyCats in saves while posting a 0.63 WHIP. |  | |
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Luis Dominguez Cards |
Infield |
 | | Short career at Auburn and Michigan did allow him to go 0 for 3 in Carlos Hernandez' no-hitter for the Michigan BattleCats May 27, 2000 | |
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Brendan Donnelly Card |
Pitcher |
 | Former AL All-Star with the Anaheim Angels signed with Houston on April 28, 2009 and was assigned to AAA Round Rock. Pitched in 24 games for the Express, saving 6 with a 1.75 ERA, before exercising his right on July 1 to become a free agent. Subsequently signed by the Marlins and used at the major league level, with success. | |
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Chris Donnels Cards |  |  | | Infield | | | |
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Jack Donovan Card |
GM |
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Robert Donovan Cards |
Pitcher |
 | | 23rd round pick in the June '09 draft pitched in 19 games, won 2 lost 5, and saved 4 that summer for Tri-City. Finished second on the 2010 Lexington Legends in wins despite a late-season promotion to Lancaster, where he was one of five Jethawks to no-hit the Lake Elsinore Storm on August 25. Threw 137 innings for the JetHawks in 2011, but there were no other numbers even remotely impressive | |
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Tracy Dophied Card |
Outfield |
 | Hit .282 for the '82 Auburn Astros, then, playing at Asheville in 1983, led the South Atlantic League and the entire Astros organization in homers, with 27. Also led the Tourists in OPS at .885 and finished second in walks with 65. Yet the Astros released him after the next season, and indeed '84 was his last season in professional baseball | |
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BILL DORAN Cards | | | | 2nd Base | | | |
| | Mr. Astro was also Mr. Toro in '82, when he was a PCL All-Star |  | |
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Bobby Doran Cards |
Pitcher |
| No relation to Bill was picked in the fourth round in June of 2010, and finished second on the 2010 ValleyCats in starts and innings pitched. 94 mph fastball had some hoping for a big year in 2011, but instead he was 1 - 3 with a 9.05 (ouch) at Lancaster in 2011 | | |
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Mark Dorencz Cards |
Shortstop |
 | | Hit below the Mendoza Line at Quad City in 1993 and 1994 | |
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Grant Dorn Card |
Pitcher |
 | Signed by the Lexington Legends as a minor league free agent August 6, 2001, and spent 2002 with Michigan | |
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Octavio Dotel Cards | | | | Pitcher | | | |
| | When Dierker and Hooton finally convinced him it was OK to set up, he started to dominate. Which is good, because if he had kept on sucking like Roger Cedeño, the Mike Hampton deal would've looked worse than it already did. Struck out four hitters in an inning during the Six-Pitcher No-hitter on July 11, 2003 The promotion to closer he got with trade of Wagner went OK but not great, and he was shipped to Oakland in the three-way deal that netted the 2004 club the rental of Carlos Beltran. |  | |
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Jim Dougherty Cards | | | | Relief Pitcher | | | |
| | Submariner dominated at every minor league level, but when given a chance on the Houston roster in '95, his ERA was 4.92, thus reinforcing the anti-submarine bias of most major league pitching coaches. Still, gotta love the '95 Fleer Rookie Sendaway # M-6 |  | |
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Chance Douglass Cards | Pitcher |
 | | 12th Round Pick of the Astros in the June 2002 Amateur Draft had something of a breakthrough at High A Salem in 2005, when he came home with a 2.90 ERA and a 128/44 K/BB ratio. Led the Texas League champion 2006 Corpus Christi Hooks in innings pitched and had a very respectable 1.24 WHIP. Split 2007 between Corpus and AA Triple A Round Rock; did well with the Hooks, but with the Express, not so much. Spent '08 with Corpus, with only a brief 6-game call up to AAA | |
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Troy Dovey Cards |
Pitcher |
| Real well known in Asheville 88 - 90 and never got further than High A Osceola |  | |
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Matt Downs Cards |
Second Baseman |
| Waiver wire pick up from the Giants slugged .518 off the bench for the 2011 team |  | |
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Cory Doyne Cards |
Pitcher |
| 2001 Appalachian League Top Prospect looks like Schfrank. See? |  | |
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| | | | Pitcher | | | |
| | | Opening Day Starter in 95--got the win, too. Still, all the hype, and not many like Opening Day '95 left a bad taste in many Astros fans mouths | |
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Kevin Drake Cards |
Outfield |
 | This close to the Dome, Kevin: Appears to have started his career with a mysterious 61 at-bat stint for AAA Denver in 1974, then moved downward for '74 and '75 with the low minor Cedar Rapids and Dubuque clubs, then climbed back up to AA with the '75, '76 and '77 Columbus squads. | |
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Cameron Drew Cards |
| | | Outfield | | | |
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Dan Driessen Card |
| | | 1st Base | | | |
| | Ex member of the Big Red Machine played 17 games for the 1986 Houston squad and was not on the postseason roster | | |
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Travis Driskill Cards |
| | | Pitcher | | | |
|  | | Couple years for the Zephyrs in the early 2000's, then a return to the organization with the Express in 2005, 2006, and 2007. Pitched a single scoreless inning with the big club in 2005, and served as Round Rock's closer in 2006, saving 15, when Roberto Giron could not hold onto the job. Led the 2007 Express in saves when another annoited guy, this time Paul Estrada, was unable to securely hold down the closer's job. Named to the 2007 PCL All-Star team. Joined the Greeneville Astros in 2008 as their pitching coach, and was promoted to Lexington for 2009. Performed the same duties for the Corpus Christi Hooks in 2010, and the same at Lancaster in 2011 | |
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Keith Drumright Cards |
| | | Infield | | | |
|  | Acquired by the 'Stros in exchange for former Cedar Rapid Astro and Iowa Oak Al Javier, Keith spent '78 and 79 with the AAA Charlies, and got a .164 call-up for the Stros in '78 after he was done at Charleston | |
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