The big catch in the mid-season trade of Roy Oswalt to Philadelphia, the Northwestern University product has already been to a World Series and finished second in the 2009 N.L. Rookie of the Year race. He blew hot and cold during his time in Houston, compiling an 11-19 record.

Stats

Pitching         W   L   PCT   ERA   G  GS  CG  SV  GF   IP     H    R    ER   BB   SO
2010             5   4  .556  3.75  13  13   1   0   0   72     60   33   30   35   61
2011             6  15  .286  5.35  28  28   0   0   0  156.1  157  103   93   83  134
Totals          11  19  .367  4.85  41  41   1   0   0  228.1  217  136  123  118  195


Batting          G     AB    R   H   2B  3B  HR  RBI   BB   SO   SB  CS   AVG   SLG   OBA  OPS 
2010             13    22    0    0   0   0   0    0    0    7    0   0  .000  .000  .000  .000  
2011             28    43    3    7   1   0   1    4    3   17    0   0  .163  .256  .217  .473
Totals           41    65    3    7   1   0   1    4    3   24    0   0  .108  .169  .147  .316      

Astros Trades & Transactions

Jul 29, 2010 - Traded Roy Oswalt (P) and cash to PHI-N for J.A. Happ (P), Anthony Gose (OF) and Jonathan Villar (IF)

This Date in Astros History

Jul 29, 2010 - Astros deal ace pitcher Roy Oswalt to the Phillies for pitcher J.A. Happ and minor leaguers Anthony Gose and Jonathan Villar. Gose is then sent to Toronto for first baseman Brett Wallace. Oswalt has a 143-82 record over ten seasons with Houston. He leaves unable to tie Joe Niekro for the franchise record for victories. Two days later, the Astros trade slugger Lance Berkman to the New York Yankees, sending away their last two stars from the 2005 World Series team.