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CARDS I HAVE	PLAYER	POSITION	REMARKS
5	Michael Ra Cards	Trainer	Trained for the Auburn Astros, Kissimmee Cobras and Jackson Generals for six years before being named the organization's Coordinator of Training Conditioning and Rehabilitation, a position he held for the Astros between 1999 and 2001
22	DOUG RADER Cards	3rd Baseman	Franchise leader in games played at third and seven-time Opening Day starter was also most likely the the greatest third baseman in team history.
1	Tim Raines, Jr. Card	Outfield	Minor league free agent started the 2007 season at AA Corpus, but was promoted and played 100 games at AAA Round Rock, hitting .333 overall while stealing 21 bases and getting caught only twice.
2	Gary Rajsich Cards	Infield	Finished second to Danny Heep in average and second to Alan Knicely in homers and RBI for the 1980 Tucson Toros. Traded to the Mets for John Csefalvay on April 3, 1981. Made the majors with the Mets during the 1982 season, and eventually played in 149 major league games for the Mets and the Cardinals and the Giants.
5	Matt Rambo Cards	Pitcher	Rule 5 acquisition from the Phillies organization struck out 91 men in 105 innings for the 1990 Osceola Astros and threw 2 complete game shutouts, tying Jeff Juden for the club lead in that department.
1	Anthony Ramirez Card	Infield	20th round pick in the 1998 draft hit .354 in limited ABs at Gulf Coast in '98, and OPSed 1.066 at Martinsville in '99 (also in limited appearances) before quitting baseball
3	Omar Ramirez Cards	Outfield	Had his contract purchased by the Astros from the independent Texas-Louisiana League Rio Grande Valley WhiteWings on December 29, 1998. Played three years at AAA New Orleans, and in 2000, had the highest single-season hit total for a Zephyr during the time in which they were an Astro affiliate, with 150. Second to only Raul Chavez in games played for the Astros-era Zephyrs, and third to only Chavez and Adam Everett in hits and at bats.
48	RAFAEL RAMIREZ Cards	Shortstop	Shortstop acquired from the Braves for Ed Whited and Mike Stoker in December of 1987 held the club's single-game RBI record for 18 years after driving in 7 vs. the Cubs on August 29, 1989. Opening Day shortstop in 1988, 1989, and 1990. Led the '88 Astros in hits and doubles, and remains fourth on the team's list for games played at short.
2	Reinaldo Ramirez Cards	2nd Baseman	Dominican infielder played two years at Greeneville, leading the squad in triples for 2006
2	Ronald Ramirez Cards	Shortstop	> 2006 Greeneville Astros MVP and Appy League All-Star led the club in hits, doubles, average and slugging. Limited to 21 games in 2007, he began '08 at Lexington
10	Santiago Ramirez Cards	Pitcher	MVP of the 1999 Appy League champion Martinsville Astros led the league in saves and was named a postseason All-Star. Struck out 35 in 31 innings that year, while giving up one home run. Texas League All-Star at AA Round Rock in 2002 after holding opponents to a .199 batting average. Named to the Astros 40-Man roster prior to the '04 season, he was granted his free agency following the season, and eventually pitched 4 games in the majors for the Washington Nationals
7	Bobby Ramos Cards	Coach/Manager	Coached for Columbus and Osceola before taking the reins as manager in 1993 for the Asheville. Led the Tourists to a 51 - 88 record in his only year at the helm
11	Eddie Ramos Cards	3rd Baseman	Second round pick in the June 1991 amateur draft was Gulf Coast League Player of the Week for June 30 - July 6, 1991. Tied for second on the club in home runs with Quad City in 1993 and 1994, but never progressed to Double A ball.
5	Edgar Ramos Cards	Pitcher	With Eddie, above, one of two E. Ramos' at Quad City in 1994, which must have been fun for fans and team announcers alike. Ramos most distinguished himself as an Astro by throwing the only nine-inning no-hitter in Jackson General history on August 6, 1996.
4	Ken Ramos Cards	Outfield	Called up from Tucson and played 12 games for the 1998 Houston club commencing when Derek Bell was placed on the DL May 16. A smart and patient hitter who struck out only 95 times in the three years he played at AAA Tucson, Ramos led the Toros in walks for 1996, and in fact had the third most walks of any Astros farmhand who played at Tucson in the '90's, behind only Mike Simms and Dave Hajek. Started in left and scored a run in Mark Petkovsek's no-hitter for Tucson on May 16, 1994
2	Robert Ramsey Cards	Pitcher	26th-round pick in 2003 led that year's edition of the Tri-City ValeyCats in ERA. The nine games he pitched for Lexington in 2004 were the last ones for him professionally, it seems.
7	Pete Rancont Cards	Coach/Manager	Hitting coach who debuted in the Astros system at Michigan in 2001 also coached at Lexington Salem and Greeneville before making his managerial debut in the system at Tri-City in 2007
2	Randy Randle Cards

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Second round draft pick in 1985 led the '87 Osceola Astros in triples with 6, but never hit higher than .244 or OPSed higher than .684. Played 46 games for AA Columbus in 1988, then moved on to the Oakland organization.

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CARDS I HAVE	PLAYER	POSITION	REMARKS