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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 83 entries checked · 72 flagged · 177 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 177 still open
Jeff Bagwell — Bagwell was inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in 2005, but the correct year is 2006
Jeff Bagwell — Bagwell had six consecutive seasons (1996–2001) with 30 HR, 100 RBI, 100 runs, and 100 walks, but he did not achieve 100 walks in 1998
Craig Biggio — Biggio's 668 career doubles ranked sixth in major league history and are the second-most ever by a right-handed hitter - this is a factual error because Albert Pujols (686) has surpassed him, and the statement does not specify a timeframe, making it incorrect
Minute Maid Park — The ballpark is currently named 'Daikin Park', not 'Minute Maid Park'.
Minute Maid Park — Tal's Hill was a grassy slope in center field with a flagpole at its top, not simply 'a flagpole in center field'.
Astros Girls — The entry states the squad was founded in the late 1960s alongside the franchise's arrival from the American League, but the franchise moved from the National League, not the American League.
Astros Girls — The 'First Appears' date is listed as 1962 (as Colt .45s), but the Astros Girls cheerleading squad was not established until the 1970s or later.
Houston We Have a Problem — The entry states the Astros secured 'back-to-back division titles' during the late 2010s controversy period, but they actually won the American League West division title in 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2021 (four out of five years, not just back-to-back). The phrasi
Joe Niekro — Joe Niekro's tenure with the Houston Astros is listed as 1982–1986, but he actually played for the Astros from 1975 to 1985.
Joe Niekro — The entry says he 'became the all-time winningest pitcher in Astros history on June 9, 1985, breaking Larry Dierker's record' and that 'he still holds as of 2021.' This is incorrect: as of 2021, the Astros all-time wins leader is Roy Oswalt, who surpassed Niek
'The O' Tradition — The 'Colossal Crab' is not a real mascot of the Houston Astros; the team's mascots are Orbit and Junction Jack.
'The O' Tradition — Astros fans do not commonly refer to themselves as the '12th Man'; that term is traditionally associated with Texas A&M football and the Seattle Seahawks, not the Astros.
Circus Train — The entry describes a 'miniature railroad experience' and 'colorful locomotive chugging past the outfield walls', but the actual feature is a full-size replica of a Union Pacific locomotive that runs along the left-field wall, not a miniature railroad or circu
Circus Train — The entry claims the tradition is associated with 'circus-themed game nights' and 'family-oriented promotions', but the train is a permanent stadium feature that runs after Astros home runs and wins, not specifically tied to circus promotions or family night h
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