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Roy Oswalt

Roy Oswalt

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Oct 23, 2026

Brett ChanceyHOST
17:12
The Astros had to regroup and finish the series on the road.
Brett ChanceyHOST
17:15
Roy Oswalt delivered one of the strongest pitching performances we've seen to date in an Astros uniform at the time.
Brett ChanceyHOST
17:22
Lane contributed with the home run, then caught Yadier Molina's fly ball for the final out after 44 seasons.
Brett ChanceyHOST
17:29
The Houston Astros finally had a National League pennant.
Brett ChanceyHOST
19:27
It looks like, you know, hold on, sorry.
Brett ChanceyHOST
19:32
Before the game, Roy Oswalt was taking batting practice, okay? Sorry, my ADD is on the charts, I know.
Brett ChanceyHOST
19:39
And...
Brett ChanceyHOST
19:40
That's when, yeah, exactly.
Randy KarrakerHOST
20:01
The Phillies finished the season as a juggernaut, winning a franchise record, 102 games.
Randy KarrakerHOST
20:05
They boasted a dominant pitching rotation known as the Four Aces, featuring Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Cole Hamels, and Roy Oswalt.
Randy KarrakerHOST
20:12
Cardinals snuck into the postseason as a 90-win wild card team.
Randy KarrakerHOST
20:15
But while the Phillies had four aces, the Cardinals had the best one, and Chris Carpenter shut them down in game five.
Jeremy TachéHOST
23:40
Uh-huh.
GabeUNKNOWN
23:40
Roy Oswalt, Jeff Suppan.
Chris CotePANELIST
23:42
Roy Oswalt, my favorite.
Jeremy TachéHOST
23:43
Jeff Suppan.
Chris CotePANELIST
23:44
Jeff Suppan.
MarkHOST
16:18
Hershiser, uh, Jim Palmer's probably one of the older ones on this list.
MarkHOST
16:21
David Cone, Ron Guidry, Chris Carpenter, Roy Oswalt.
GordonHOST
16:24
Well, part of that is just because that guy-
MarkHOST
16:25
You get more starts when you're in the playoffs
GordonHOST
16:29
Right.
GordonHOST
16:29
Right.
GordonHOST
16:30
But you have got, you have Chris Carpenter, Roy Oswalt, Cliff Lee, and Josh Beckett, and Levon Hernandez as a run of guys.
MarkHOST
16:36
Yeah, both, both El Duque and his brother, right?
John LyonsHOST
9:43
Yeah.
John LyonsHOST
9:44
"You can't trade them for Roy Halladay or Roy Oswalt." Nope.
John LyonsHOST
9:47
"Or Andrew Jones." Nope, can't trade them for those guys.
Dan BahlHOST
9:49
Nope.
Tony RealiHOST
9:55
Astros, yeah.
Joey DuffieldGUEST
9:56
And Roy Oswalt, and I was really pissed at Roy Oswalt.
Joey DuffieldGUEST
9:59
And I remember there being a call in that game that was BS, which I think looking back wasn't BS, but at five years old, I thought it was BS-
Tony RealiHOST
10:06
[laughs]
Erik SeanHOST
19:02
League Central back in the day in 2005.
Erik SeanHOST
19:06
Roy Oswalt and company, and the White Sox beat them, and that's the first time they've won a series since then.
Rusty HendricksGUEST
19:15
That's pretty cool.
Erik SeanHOST
19:15
Paul Konerko, right?
Tyler KepnerGUEST
50:24
Your team in '05, you know, you could, you could go into each game.
Tyler KepnerGUEST
50:28
I mean, that World Series, you know, Clemens, Contreras, Burley versus Pettitte, you know, Oswalt versus Garland, Garcia and Backe, you know, those were match-ups that you could really look forward to.
Tyler KepnerGUEST
50:40
And, um, I know we're going back 20 years, but that was, that was fun stuff.
AJ PierzynskiHOST
50:45
Tyler, that's one of your superpowers.
Tyler KepnerGUEST
52:03
That's right.
AJ PierzynskiHOST
52:04
Not the Astros.
Tyler KepnerGUEST
52:06
Who got the big double off Roy Oswalt there.
AJ PierzynskiHOST
52:09
Ha.
Ben LindberghHOST
24:03
the next year, but that was his last Major League game.
Ben LindberghHOST
24:07
And then after that, it's Roy Oswalt and Todd Helton, Billy Pierce and Duke Snider, Mordecai "Three Finger" Brown and Christy Mathewson, same last game.
Ben LindberghHOST
24:16
This is including playoffs, by the way.
Ben LindberghHOST
24:19
Rocky Colavito, Mickey Mantle, and Brian Downing, and Bert Blyleven.

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