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Watch the Roger Clemens selling crowd at the August 2012 Roger Clemens Show for Sugar Land Skeeters against Bridgeport Bluefish at Constellation Field in Sugar Land.
It has become very easy for Astros fans to see some of the best potential players on their team.
Astros and Sugar Land Skeeters have reached an agreement that Skeeters will become part of Astros’ AAA class, according to Chandler Roma of the Houston Chronicle. Astros will also hold an ownership stake in Skeeters, according to KRIV-TV.
Team Skeeters play at the 7,500-seat Constellation Field, which is located about 20 miles southwest of Minute Maid Park off Highway 6. The team has been playing in the Atlantic Independent League since its inception in 2012.
The move means that Astros’ two largest subsidiaries are in the state with Corpus Christi Hooks operating as the organization’s AA subsidiary.. Astros also owns Hooks and the Class A Advanced Team in Fayetteville, N.A.. C.
The Round Rock Express will now need to find a new dependency, which Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News predicts will be the Texas Rangers..
Matt Young is a sports web editor / writer for Chron since 2015. He’s proud of Alief and sometimes sits alone in his four-cornered room staring at candles. Reach him in Matt. Young @ kron. Com.
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World News – US – Astros makes Sugar Land Skeeters a company Affiliated with the AAA category
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