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sports1 year ago

"Justin Verlander's Shoulder Issue Delays Spring Training Start"

Astros' Justin Verlander and J.P. France are both dealing with shoulder issues, causing them to be behind schedule for Spring Training. Verlander, who turns 41 next week, is a few weeks behind and being cautious with his buildup, while France is also playing catch despite shoulder inflammation. The concern is minor at this point, but it's less than ideal for the club as they are already dealing with injuries to other pitchers. General manager Dana Brown mentioned that he's always looking to add pitching depth, but it's unlikely the club will make any major moves given their payroll and the minor nature of the injuries.

sports2 years ago

"MLB: Reds Aim for Series Win Against Struggling Astros"

The Cincinnati Reds will face the Houston Astros in a three-game series starting tonight, with the Reds just one game behind first place in the National League Central. Andrew Abbott will start for the Reds, having not allowed a run in his two previous starts, while J.P. France will start for the Astros, having posted a 3.54 ERA in seven starts this season. The Reds have activated Nick Senzel from the injured list and optioned Jose Barrero to Triple-A Louisville.

sports2 years ago

"Previewing the Twins vs Astros Series: Predictions, Odds, and How to Watch"

The Houston Astros will face the Minnesota Twins in the first game of their three-game series on Monday afternoon. The Twins will try to keep the momentum going with a win over the Astros, which will give them their third win in their last four games and the series lead. Houston is playing well offensively, scoring 30 runs in their last six home games. Expect the Astros to play well offensively in this game because they’ve hit the ball well against right-handers and they’ve had a lot of success against Gray.

sports2 years ago

JP France's MLB Debut Marred by Bullpen Collapse.

JP France had an outstanding MLB debut for the Houston Astros, throwing five scoreless innings, but the bullpen collapsed in the eighth inning, allowing seven runs and leading to a 7-5 loss against the Seattle Mariners. Jeremy Peña had a strong offensive performance, going 3-for-4 with two doubles. The Astros will look to bounce back in the final game of the series on Sunday.

sports2 years ago

J.P. France's Memorable MLB Debut and Baby's Adorable Appearance.

J.P. France made his major-league debut for the Houston Astros, pitching five scoreless innings and striking out five against the Seattle Mariners. France's wife, Jessica, and their baby, Liam, were in attendance to witness the culmination of his journey from minor-league pitcher to major-league starter. France's unorthodox delivery and five-pitch mix, including a newly added cutter, have helped him succeed. With injuries to other Astros starters, France has the opportunity to cement himself as a major leaguer.

sports2 years ago

Astros and Mariners Face Off in May Matchup

The Seattle Mariners will face off against the Houston Astros in game 33 of the MLB season. Mariners' Marco Gonzales will pitch against Astros' J.P. France, who will make his Major League debut. The Mariners lineup remains mostly unchanged, with Tom Murphy behind the plate and Cal Raleigh as designated hitter. The game can be watched on ROOT Sports NW and MLB.tv, or listened to on 710 Seattle Sports or the MLB app.

sports2 years ago

J.P. France's journey from Minor League to Major League debut with Houston Astros.

J.P. France, a 28-year-old pitcher, has been called up to the Houston Astros from Triple-A Sugar Land after grinding through the Minor Leagues and a lost season in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He will start against the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park. France's promotion comes after fellow starting pitcher Luis Garcia was ruled out for the season due to Tommy John surgery, and José Urquidy was placed on the 15-day injured list.

sports2 years ago

Astros' Starting Rotation Suffers Multiple Injuries

The Houston Astros may need to add two starting pitchers to their rotation due to injuries to José Urquidy and Luis Garcia. With Lance McCullers still rehabbing, the Astros have limited experienced options to turn to. However, they have some available arms on the 40-man roster, including Brandon Bielak, J.P. France, Shawn Dubin, Ronel Blanco, and Forrest Whitley. Bielak, who has the most experience, was called up on Monday and threw four innings in relief of Garcia. France has been performing well at Class AAA Sugar Land, while Dubin and Blanco are more suited for relief roles. Whitley, the Astros' former No. 1 prospect, has struggled at Class AAA this season.