| CARDS I HAVE | PLAYER | POSITION | REMARKS |
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Sal Iacono Card |
Catcher |
| Second string catcher for the 2007 Tri-City ValleyCats, retired in May 2008 |  | |
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| 2 |
Angel Ibanez Cards |
Third Base |
 | | Primary third baseman for Greeneville in 2012--the MOST primary player for G-ville, as he led the team in Games Played--had been drafted 28th in the previous June's draft. Repeated at Greeneville in 2013: his Average dropped by 15 points, his Games Played by 27 | |
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| 2 |
Cookie Ibarra Cards |
Bullpen Coach |
 | The only bullpen catcher the Round Rock Express have ever known through 2007 was rewarded with a baseball card that year, and got another one the next. | |
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| 3 |
Jeff Icenogle Cards |
Pitcher |
| NDFA finished second in ERA on the 2007 Tri-City ValleyCats. Second in strikeouts for the 2008 Lexington Legends. Pitched at High A Lexington in '09 |  | |
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| 7 |
Blaise Ilsley Cards |
Pitcher |
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| 1 |
Tatsuya Imai Card |
 | | Pitcher | | | |
|  | | 2026 Free agent from the NPB went on the DL, started a no-hitter, and failed to escape the first inning three times in the span of his first fifteen starts, then was moved to the 'pen | |
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PETE INCAVIGLIA Cards | | | | Outfield | | | |
|  | Installed as starting outfielder opening day of '92, he responded with a .266 average with 44 RBI's, 99 K's and 25 walks. I got two words: | |
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| 3 |
Wilton Infante Cards |
Pitcher |
| Two years at Rookie Greeneville without breaking the Mendoza line. Hit .230 with a team-leading 3 triples for Tri-City in 2010 |  | |
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| 29 |
Eli Iorg Cards | Outfield |
| Son of former Toronto Blue Jay Garth Iorg was a first round pick in 2005 and led the Greeneville Astros that summer in RBI, and finished second in slugging. Followed up in 2006 by leading the Lexington Legends in total bases and by being named Lexington MVP. 2007 at Salem was shortened by an elbow injury, but he DID slug .512 and OPS .863. Hit .268 with 11 homers in 450 AB's at AA Corpus in '08. Began '09 at Round Rock, got hurt and was rehabbing at Short A Tri-City when he was released. |  | |
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Eric Ireland Cards | Pitcher |
 | | Owner of the only nine-inning perfect game in organization history (although Oscar Zamora did pitch a seven-inning version). His effort for the Florida State League Kissimmee Cobras June 24, 1999 vs. the St. Petersburg Devil Rays was also only the fourth perfect game in FSL history. Ireland was lost the following year, however, to the A's as a rule five selection, and there, he languished, I believe, until being reacquired by the Astros late in 2002. Though to be fair, given Houston's problems with the major league starting rotation early in 2003, it didn't look like anyone in the 'Stros chain was rushing to promote Ireland. | |
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| 2 |
Michael Irwin Cards |
Pitcher |
| University of Portland graduate pitched for the 1990 Auburn Astros |  | |
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| 1 |
Tyler Ivey Card |
| | | Pitcher | | | |
| | Righthander from Dallas was the 3rd round pick in the 2017 MLB draft for the Astros. While pitching for Buies Creek and Quad Cities in 2018 Ivey had the second lowest WHIP of any pitcher in the organization who'd thrown 90 Innings. He was fifth in Strikeouts too. Had a 1.57 ERA at Corpus in 2019, , but his season (and eventually his career) was curtailed by elbow issues. Pitched ineffectively in the organization in 2021 (though he did get his lone major league Start, a No-Decision vs. the Rangers, on May 21) and 2022, then retired, citing 'burnout.' But expressed an interest to Astros officials in 2025 about returning, and they said sure, and he pitched the year at AAA Sugar Land, to a 6.00 ERA or so |  | |
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Mike Ivie Cards |
| | | Infield/Outfield | | | |
| | Highway robbery my friends: The Astros traded clutch NLCS guy Dave Bergman and future NLCS MVP Jeff Leonard to the Giants for Ivie on 4/20/81. Ivie thereupon gave Houston a grand total of 19 games for the rest of '81. "Exhaustion" says the back of his 1982 Donruss # 396. | | |
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Hank Izquierdo Card |
Catcher |
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