Astroland D: The World's Most Complete Listing of Houston Astro Baseball Cards

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Ah yes. . .the glory of a Houston day when the roof is not needed

OPENING DAY STARTERS FOR HOUSTON IN CAPS

NL All-Stars against Gold

Playing for Houston in an NL Game
gets you an icon like this:

Minor League A/S Card Appearances in italics

Selected players have been marked with the special

WHIFF KING icon,
and you know what that means

Look out for those implicated in the use of PED's

"This Ain't No F#$%ing Country Club,"
Rather, it's The One Hundred Club:

CARDS I HAVE

PLAYER

POSITION

REMARKS

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

Greg Dahl Card

Catcher

80 Columbus Astros

Jay Dahl Card

Pitcher

One Year Wonder set -- (Non) No-hitter for the Moultrie Colt .22's in '63 RIP

Casey Daigle Cards

Pitcher

Major leaguer who had appeared in 20 games for the D-Backs in the mid 2000's pitched at Round Rock in 2009, and led the team in appearances, while posting a 4 - 3 record, with a 2.91 ERA. Called up in 2010 when Chris Sampson was placed on the DL June 1st, Daigle pitched in 13 games for Houston, and posted an 11.32 ERA before being sent back to RRx on the 21st of July. Led RRx that year in games finished and was second to Roy Corcoran in saves with 8

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

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. . . .

Zach Dando Cards

Pitcher

32nd round pick in the June 2011 draft pitched at Greeneville and tied for the club lead in saves and posted a 1.00 WHIP. Repeated at Greeneville in 2012 at the age of 21 and went 4 - 0 with a 3.18 ERA (but no saves)

Zach Daniels Cards

Outfield

Fourth round pick in the June 2021 player draft was rated by Baseball America as the top power hitter and the fastest runner in the Ast4ros system before he'd ever played a game. Hit 23 Homers and stole 22 bases at Asheville in 2022, and was named a SAL Postseason All-Star. Missed half the season with Corpus Christi in 2023 with a broken hamate bone in his wrist but slugged .817 and stole another 22 bags. 2024 seems to have been deraled by a major injury, and he was released before the 2025 season. Subsequently caught on in the Atlantic League for the, ahem, Charleston Dirty Birds

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

Danny Darwin Cards

Pitcher

Picked up from the Brewers in the trade that sent Don August to Milwaukee. 2.21 ERA as a starter in '90. . . and the colors on his '91 Upper Deck # 586 are beautiful

Jamie Daspit Cards

Pitcher

Pitched the last inning of a seven-inning no-hitter begun by Kevin Gallaher on April 10, 1994

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.

Jack Daugherty Card

Infield

Journeyman spent '93 in Tucson

Donnie Dault Cards

Pitcher

Second on the team in appearances and ERA (both to Rich Humphrey) for the 1995 Kissimmee Cobras

Jerry Davanon Cards

Shortstop

Backed up Roger Metzger for a couple years --and ya gotta love his '75 Iowa Oaks card. see?

Chase Davidson Cards

1st Base

41st round pick in June 2011 was sent to Greeneville, where he led the club in OBP, SLG, OPS, RBI, doubles and homers--but somehow wasn't named team MVP. Also one of five 2011 G-ville Astros to strike out exactly 51 times. Injury limited Davidson to 9 games and a .156 average at Tri-City in 2012

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.

Mark Davidson Cards

Outfield

Backed up Roger Metzger for a couple years --and ya gotta love his '75 Iowa Oaks card. see?

Brendon Davis Card

Pitcher

27.00 ERA for the 2003 Tri-City Valleycats in one game

Cliff Davis Cards

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.

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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

JD Davis Cards

3rd Baseman

Cal State Fullerton product was the Astros third round pick in the June 2014 draft. Beginning at Tri-City and promoted to Quad Cities in July, Davis combined his professional debut split-seasons to produce 13 Homers, while hitting for average and maintaining a good Walk rate, to boot. Started 2015 at Lancaster and Hit .333 in his first eight Games there

Nick Davis Cards

1st Base

Acquired with Steve Larose from the Mets for Dan Schatzeder on September 10, 1990--And his 91 Classic/Best called him "Nicky"

RON DAVIS Cards

Outfield

Opening Day in '68 and '70

Tommy Davis Cards

Outfield

His 153 RBI in 1962 weren't with the Astros, but credit where credit is due, right?

Zach Davis Card

Pitcher

25th round pick for the Astros in the June 2014 draft pitched at Greeneveille and Tri-City in 2014, at Tri-City and Quad Cities in 2015

Bill Dawley Cards

Relief Pitcher

1983 NL All-Star

Dwayne Dawson Cards

Pitcher

Auburn, Quad City, 92 & 93

Ronnie Dawson Cards

Outifeld

2nd Round pick of the Astros in the 2016 draft and Carolina League All-Star with Buies Creek in 2018 had already been placed on waivers by the Astros when Topps issued his 2022 Opening Day # 196

Trey Dawson Card

Infield

32nd round pick in the 2015 June draft played at Tri-City and Quad Cities in 2018 and for Quad Cities exclusively in 2019. Played for the Western squad in the 2019 Midwest League All-Star Game, and ened up leading the River Bandits in RBI that year

Kevin Day Card

Trainer

Trained for the 1989 Asheville Tourists

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 1995 - 2000 Auburn Doubledays logo
3 Cot Deal Cards Coach
Pitchng coach for the inaugural Colt .45 team and in fact all three Houston teams before they moved into the Dome. Managed at AAA Oklahoma City in 1968 and 1969, then returned to Houston in 1983 to coach for fellow Colt alum Bob Lillis
2 Bob Dean Cards Pitcher
Cedar Rapids Astros logo Paulo De Leonin 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.
7 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 , in exchange for noted Jetsons fan Charley Kerfeld on April 29, 1990
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1 Cody Deason Card Pitcher