• Mon, March 17, 2025

by: Chron

Who's in, who's out? Projecting final Astros' bullpen roster spots

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by: MLive

Whitehall duo named 2025 MHSAA Scholar-Athlete Award winners

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by: TheWrap

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by: Reuters

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by: ESPN

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by: Heavy

Red Sox Opening Day Secret Revealed?

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by: FanSided

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by: KPCW

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  • Tue, March 18, 2025

by: Firstpost

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by: Reuters

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by: Bloomberg

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by: WTMJ

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by: Racer

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by: Newsweek

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by: 247Sports

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by: Heavy

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by: Yardbarker

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by: Fortune

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by: Complex

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by: On3

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by: CINEMABLEND

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by: ESPN

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by: Insider

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by: ClutchPoints

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by: WGME

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by: MSN

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by: FanSided

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by: AOL

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by: Sportcal

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by: Sportcal

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by: Yardbarker

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by: ESPN

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by: On3

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  • Wed, March 19, 2025

by: MSN

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by: 21Ninety

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by: EssentiallySports

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by: NewscastStudio

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by: UPI

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by: KREM

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by: Yardbarker

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by: BBC

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by: ESPN

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by: BBC

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by: ESPN

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Who's in, who's out? Projecting final Astros' bullpen roster spots

Last year, the Astros promoted Ronel Blanco after his 10-strikeout performance in the exhibition game. That move made Blanco the fifth member of the starting rotation to start the year, but this year, there are more questions about the back end of the staff.
The article from Chron.com discusses the Houston Astros' bullpen situation as they approach the end of spring training in 2023. With several pitchers vying for limited spots, the Astros are expected to make some tough decisions. Key points include the competition among relievers like Seth Martinez, Parker Mushinski, and Ronel Blanco, with Martinez likely securing a spot due to his performance. The article also mentions the potential for trades or minor league assignments for those who do not make the cut. The Astros' bullpen is already set with established pitchers like Ryan Pressly, Bryan Abreu, and Hector Neris, but the final roster spots are still up for grabs, with considerations for both performance and roster flexibility.

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