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CARDS I HAVE	PLAYER	POSITION	REMARKS
1	Derek Dace Card	Pitcher	Lefty was fourth in the NY-Penn League for 1996 in wins with nine, and I'm thinking--though I'm not sure--that he was the PTBNL when the Astros picked up Andujar Cedeño from Detroit on September 11, 1996
1	Greg Dahl Card	Catcher	'80 Columbus Astros
1	Jay Dahl Card	Pitcher	One Year Wonder set -- (Non) No-hitter for the Moultrie Colt .22's in '63 RIP
3	Gershon Dallas Cards	Outfield	Asheville & Osceola 90 - 91. Went five for six with two stolen bases in an SAL game vs. the Myrtle Beach Blue Jays July 23, 1990
5	Brian Dallimore Cards	Infielder	As high as AA Jackson in '98; Led the '97 Quad City River Bandits in runs scored and stolen bases. I was listening on the radio April 29, 2004, when Dallimore made his major league debut for the San Francisco Giants, grounding out against Florida's Brad Penny. But because I had other things to do, I wasn't listening or watching the following day, when his first major league hit was a grand slam, off Dontrelle Willis. . . .
2	Andrew Darnell Cards	Outfield	35th Round pick in 2005 played two years at Rookie Greeneville and got a quick callup to Single A Lexington at the end of '07
41	Danny Darwin Cards	Pitcher	2.21 ERA as a starter in '90 . . . and the colors on his '91 Upper Deck # 586 are beautiful
4	Jamie Daspit Cards	Pitcher	Pitched the last inning of a seven-inning no-hitter begun by Kevin Gallaher on April 10, 1994
7	Jeff Datz Cards	Catcher	The key card to that ultra-prized '82 Auburn set, or so they say. . . Anyway, some cool older TCMA cards here.
1	Jack Daugherty Card	Infield	Journeyman spent '93 in Tucson
3	Donnie Dault Cards	Pitcher	Second on the team in appearances and ERA (both to Rich Humphrey) for the 1995 Kissimmee Cobras
4	Jerry Davanon Card	Shortstop	Backed up Roger Metzger for a couple years --and ya gotta love his '75 Iowa Oaks card. see?
17	Kevin Davidson Cards	Catcher	28th Round Selection of the Astros in the June '02 Draft hit .221 at Martinsville that year. Invited back for 2003, he responded with a .331 average, and was named team MVP. This got him a bunch of major league rookie and prospect card appearances in 2004, but a series of promotions did not go well. Received a promotion to AAA Round Rock during the 2007 season, but was later released.
16	Mark Davidson Cards	Outfield	Played in 175 games between '89 and '91, compiling a .231 batting average in 337 at bats
1	Brendon Davis Card	Pitcher	27.00 ERA for the 2003 Tri-City Valleycats in one game
3	Cliff Davis Card	Pitcher	Not the Cliff Davis who no-hit El Paso in 1963, but rather the Astros' sixth round pick in the June '03 draft who went 1- 0 with a 7.50 ERA over 12 games in the Appalachian League that year, and followed that with two equally nondescript years.
131	Glenn Davis Cards	1st Base	Looked pretty good before Bagwell-- Find out some amazing Davis stuff, and check out some of his oversize issues, here
3	Nick Davis Card	1st Base	Acquired with Steve Larose from the Mets for Dan Schatzeder on September 10, 1990--And his 91 Classic/Best called him "Nicky"
4	RON DAVIS Cards	Outfield	Opening Day in '68 and '70
2	Tommy Davis Cards	Outfield	His 153 RBI in 1962 weren't with the Astros, but credit where credit is due, right?
15	Bill Dawley Cards	Relief Pitcher	1983 NL All-Star
4	Dwayne Dawson Cards	Pitcher	Auburn, Quad City, 92 & 93
3	Brian Dayett Cards	Hitting Coach	Joined the Battle Cats for 2002, and moved to Tri-City for 2003

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CARDS I HAVE	PLAYER	POSITION	REMARKS
3	Modesto De Aza Cards	Outfield	Debuted at Auburn in '99, and played three years of Short Season A ball
2	Bob Dean Cards	Pitcher	Pitcher who makes appearances in my collection for the '73 Cedar Rapids and '75 Dubuque Packers teams joined forces with Paulo De Leon in blanking Danville 6 - 0. When they were done, they found that they'd pitched a combined seven-inning no-hitter. The date was July 25, 1973, and odds are, you weren't there.
6	Kevin Dean Cards	Outfield	Dean, in 1987 named the second-best prospect in the Florida State League by Baseball America, was acquired by the Astros along with pitcher Lee Johnson, in exchange for noted Jetsons fan Charlie Kerfeld on April 29, 1990
2	Louis Deiley Cards	Catcher	One of at least four catchers (Including Biggio, Massarelli, Doug Gonring, and Jeff Edwards) for the 1987 first and second half SAL Northern Division champion Asheville Tourists
8	Ivan De Jesus Cards	Coach/Manager	Shortstop most famous with the Phillies I guess coached a few years at Osceola and Kissimmee, then became minor league infield and baserunning co-ordinator for two years. Most recently, manager at Greeneville in 2006.
1	Jesus De La Rosa Cards	Outfield	Doubled and scored a run for the '75 big club in three at bats; but those darn 75 Iowa Oaks cards--they don't give a position! I wouldn't know WHAT Jesus did, if it weren't for the fact that he played those three games for Houston and is thus listed in the Media Guide under the All-Time Roster. . .Plus, I can give him the cool icon next door.
4	Joey De Leon Cards	Pitcher	18th Pick in the 2001 Draft began at Martinsville that year, and led the club in strikeouts. Led the 2003 New York-Penn League in innings, and the that year's Tri-City team in ERA
3	Luis De Leon Cards	Pitcher	'82 - 84 pitched with the Padres, but by '88 he was at AAA Tucson
3	Paulo De Leon Cards	Pitcher	The cards were short prints, they were in black and black, and the variable sizing might have made them look a little cheesy, but thanks to TCMA, Mr. de Leon's somewhat obscure career HAS been chronicled
2	Pedro De Leon Cards	Pitcher	Proof that not EVERYONE from San Pedro De Macoris became a Hall of Fame shortstop--De Leon spent two years in the low minors as a pitcher
3	Juan Delgado Cards	Infielder	Another member of that '84 Daytona team whose card set is SO very difficult to find
2	Collin Delome Cards	Pitcher	Outfielder from Lamar University, and 5th-round pick in June 2007, was the highest pick in that ill-fated draft to sign. Went on to finish second on the club in average, and first in slugging.
1	Pedro De Los Santos Card	Shortstop	A Tourist in '88
1	Ramon De Los Santos Card	?	An Astro for 12 games (with no at bats) in '74, and an Oak in '75; any relation to Pedro?
1	Martin DeMerritt Cards	Pitcher	'76 Dubuque Packer
2	Jim DeSapio Cards	Pitcher	'87 and '88 at Auburn
75	Jim De Shaies Cards	Pitcher	King of the throw to first; the Hall of Fame campaign may have been a joke, but the eight strikeouts to start a game definitely wasn't.
2	Anthony DeWitt Cards	Pitcher	6 - 2 with a 4.15 for the 2005 Salem Avalanche
2	Kyle DeYoung Cards	Pitcher	31st Round pick in '06 gave up a ton of hits at Tri-City in '06, but showed a good K/Bb ratio, so they brought him back in '07, and placed him at Lexington, where he did a bit better.
6	Raymar Diaz Cards	Pitcher	First Diaz in my collection was the 47th Round Pick in the June 2003 draft, and dominated at Martinsville that year, going 4 - 0 with a 0.90, striking out 29 in 30 innings. Named Tri-City's Pitcher of the Month for August 2004. Led the 2007 High A Salem Avlanche in strikeouts and innings pitched.
2	Kenny Dickson Cards	3rd Base	Graduate of the University of South Carolina at Spartanburg was already aged 23 years 3 months when drafted in the 21st round in June of 1987.
6	Bob Didier Cards	Manager	Played for the '75 Oaks, then managed Tucson in 87 and 88, before Bob Skinner replaced him
46	LARRY DIERKER Cards	Pitcher/Manager	Parrothead big time
2	Jack Di Lauro Cards	Pitcher
8	Steve Dillard Cards	Manager
2	Josh Dimmick Cards	Catcher	'98 Auburn and '99 Michigan
1	David Dinelli Card	Pitcher	Sixth-round pick in 2007 (and thus the second-highest pick that was signed) pitched better at Short Season Tri-City than he did at Rookie Greeneville, but only pitched 22-1/3 innings between the two
8	Mike Di Orio Cards	Pitcher	As high as New Orleans in 1999
15	Frank Di Pino Cards	Relief Pitcher	Finished with the Cubs
3	Benny Di Stefano Cards	Infield	"You can't stop him; you can only hope to contain him" -- ESPN's Dan Patrick after the only 3-hit game of DiStefano's Astro career
1	Eddie Dixon Card	Pitcher	'93 with the Toros
1	Russell Dixon Card	Pitcher	Seventh-round draft pick hit .256 in his professional debut at Tri-City in 2007
4	Tom Dixon Cards	Pitcher	Cooler than you think

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CARDS I HAVE	PLAYER	POSITION	REMARKS
2	Jason Dominguez Cards	Pitcher	Righthander led the 2007 Tri-City ValleyCats in saves while posting a 0.63 WHIP.
2	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
16	Chris Donnels Cards	Infield	When Bagwell hurt his hand in both '93 and '94, each time Donnels started the next game for the Astros at first, and he was thus third on the list behind only Simms and Ward in games played by Astro first basemen not named Jeff Bagwell between 1991 and 2000.
1	Gary D'Onofrio Card	Infield	Daytona in '82 and '83
1	Jack Donovan Card	GM	Boy Wonder/Mastermind of the '81 Toros
1	Tracy Dophied Cards	Outfield	Hit .282 for the '82 Auburn Astros
73	BILL DORAN Cards	2nd Base	Mr. Astro was also Mr. Toro in '82, when he was a PCL All-Star
2	Mark Dorencz Cards	Shortstop
1	Grant Dorn Cards	Pitcher	Signed by the Lexington Legends as a minor league free agent August 6, 2001, and spent 2002 with Michigan
83	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.
30	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
8	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.
6	Troy Dovey Cards	Pitcher	Real well known in Asheville 88 - 90 and never got further than High A Osceola
8	Cory Doyne Cards	Pitcher	2001 Appalachian League Top Prospect looks like Schfrank. See?
140	Doug Drabek Cards	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
2	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.
13	Cameron Drew Cards	Outfield	You ever get the feeling that Cameron and Robbie Wine, Jr., James Mouton and Brian Hunter and Orlando Miller get together, have a few brews and talk about their bygone days as being hotshit, can't miss prospects for the 'Stros? Still, as with most minor-league all stars, the limited minor-league all-star cards remain cool
6	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 Paul Estrada was unable to securely hold down the closer's job. Named to the 2007 PCL All-Star team.
2	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
1	Greg Dube Cards	Pitcher	Part of that ultra-rare '85 Osceola team issue set
14	Brandon Duckworth Cards	Pitcher	Acquired with Taylor Buchholz and Ezequiel Astacio for the disgruntled Billy Wagner on November 3, 2003. After Jared Fernandez flunked out for the job, it was Duckworth who made two starts in place of the injured Andy Pettitte after Pettitte hurt himself in his first Astro start. Duckworth won the second start for his first Astro victory, getting the decision in 4/23/04 win over the Rockies at Denver . From there it was all downhill for Duckworth, and when he was let go in December 2005, he head compiled a 1- 3 record with the Astros, that and an 8.08 ERA
5	Jim Duffy Cards	Outfield	As high as AA Jackson in 1999
2	Sean Duncan Cards	Pitcher	Journeyman minor leaguer spent a year at Quad City and another at Kissimmee before (I guess) moving on
2	Ryan Dunn Cards	Outfield	2 years as a Doubleday and then back to TCU and his Speech Communications degree
1	Steve Dunnegan Cards	Pitcher	The guy they got for mega-flop Dave W Roberts after the embarassment to the Astro brass became too great to keep him around any longer. To show Roberts' value, Dunnegan's high water mark was at single A Daytona in '82
3	Rick Dunnum Cards	Pitcher	Low minors 88 - 90
3	Don Dunster Cards	Pitcher	A neat 2.50 ERA and a 7-4 record at Osceola through the breakin 1987 meant a promotion to Columbus for Mr. Dunster, but did not portend anything greater
1	Jose Duran Card	Pitcher	2006 DSL Astros MVP was 1 - 0 with 4.95 at Greeneville in 2007
1	Chad Durham Card	Pitcher	25th Round pick out of TCU began his career at Pittsfield in 2001
12	Chris Durkin Cards	Outfield	Classic/Best and Upper Deck were all over this 1991 eighth round draft pick, but lack of plate discipline ensured that he would never rise beyond High A ball. Still, check out nine of his twelve cards--you'll be glad you did
1	Francois Durocher Card	Pitcher	Quebecois spent '85 in the Smokies and '86 in Central Florida. I'd guess he drove badly, too