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| Height: 6-0
Weight: 185
Throws: R
Bats: R Born: Aug 2, 1983, Austin, TX Contract: Signed though 2008 |
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| September 8, 2006 As expected, the Athletics activated Huston Street off the disabled list on Friday, according to the AP. Street had been sidelined with a strained right groin. |
| September 7, 2006 Huston Street, on the DL with a strained right groin, will be activated on Friday, according to the Contra Costa Times. He declared himself "absolutely" ready. Manager Ken Macha said that he would more than likely use Street in the ninth inning immediately. Justin Duchscherer will slide back into a setup role once Street returns. |
| September 5, 2006 If Huston Street reports to the clubhouse this afternoon with no tightness in his strained right groin, he could be activated before Friday's game against Tampa Bay, according to the Contra Costa Times. "Today was very good," Street said. "It went well. I was pushing off at 90 percent and there was no pain whatsoever. I felt I maintained my strength throughout. Tomorrow we'll see how it feels. That will be a big sign. Hopefully I'll have no pain and soreness." Street is slated to throw a simulated game on Wednesday. |
| September 4, 2006 Huston Street threw off the mound on Monday, but manager Ken Macha didn't seem excited about Street's progress. "We'll see how he throws today," Macha said. "He threw very tentatively (Sunday). If he continues to throw tentatively, then he's going to be pushed back. But if he throws well, then we'll put a plan in." Street is scheduled to pitch again Wednesday. |
| September 3, 2006 Huston Street is scheduled to throw on the side Monday and Wednesday and could be activated from the DL next weekend, according to the AP. Street is out with a strained right groin. |
| September 2, 2006 Huston Street made 30 pitches from a mound on Friday, according to the Contra Costa Times. "Huston's at that point where you have to trust your body again," trainer Larry Davis said. "It takes some guys longer than others. You can do agilities all day, but until you actually pitch, you don't think you're ready." Street is slated to throw another bullpen session on Sunday, the day he's eligible to come off the DL. |
| August 30, 2006 Huston Street, on the DL with a strained right groin, threw a side session on Wednesday and did some agility work, according to the AP. He will throw another session on Friday and could rejoin the A's when he's eligible on Sunday. Manager Ken Macha stated that he might use Street in a non-save situation before uses him in the closer role. |
| August 29, 2006 Huston Street, who is on the DL with a strained right groin, will likely pitch an inning in a minor league game sometime before Tuesday, according to the AP. Manager Ken Macha plans to continue using Street as the A's closer when he returns. "If the game's on the line, he's going to be in there pitching," Macha said. "I don't think the injury was because of the way he was used." |
| August 28, 2006 Huston Street, on the DL with a strained right groin, played catch and made 53 throws Monday, according to the AP. "The mound is in the near future," manager Ken Macha said. "We're hoping he'll be ready." |
| August 28, 2006 Huston Street played long toss again on Sunday to test out his strained right groin, according to the Contra Costa Times. The A's remain confident that he'll come off the disabled list when eligible on Sunday. |
| August 26, 2006 Huston Street is scheduled to play catch today for the first time since straining his groin last Friday, according to the Contra Costa Times. It's not clear how soon he'll be able to return to action. |
| August 23, 2006 The Athletics got the best possible news they could regarding the MRI of Huston Street's right groin, according to the Contra Costa Times. "(The strain is) very benign," said trainer Larry Davis. "It does not show any significant muscle tearing. Basically what we're dealing with is a slight strain. He does have muscle weakness there." |
| August 22, 2006 Huston Street returned to the Bay Area Monday to undergo an MRI on his strained right groin, according to the Contra Costa Times. The results won't be known until today. "(The results) will determine how aggressive we are with the rehab," said trainer Larry Davis. "If it doesn't show a huge tear, it tells you how fast you can go." |
| August 20, 2006 The A's placed Huston Street on the 15-day disabled list Sunday with a strained right groin, according to the AP. He suffered the injury during Friday's loss against Kansas City. |
| August 19, 2006 Huston Street was not available for action Saturday after leaving Friday's second game with a right groin strain, according to the AP. He blew his eighth save before being lifted. Oakland manager Ken Macha said the team is considering whether or not to put Street on the disabled list. |
| August 18, 2006 Huston Street left the second game of Friday's doubleheader with a strained groin, according to the AP. "He just got more sore as time went on," trainer Larry Davis said. "He felt it earlier (in the eighth inning) and he kept on pitching." Street will be evaluated on Saturday. |
| May 4, 2006 Huston Street, who missed 12 games with a strained muscle in his chest, is now ready to pitch in back-to-back games again, according to the AP. "We're just building it up day by day," Street said. "It's getting stronger." Street was used in the seventh inning in his last outing, but he will likely be used in the ninth next time around. |
| May 3, 2006 Huston Street felt no ill effects after his first outing since April 18 Tuesday, according to the AP. However, the A's aren't sure they are willing to let him pitch the ninth or on back-to-back days yet. The A's will most likely use Justin Duchscherer as their closer until they feel Street is ready. |
| May 2, 2006 Huston Street, who has been out with a strained right pectoral muscle, was available to pitch Monday against the Angels, according to the AP. He missed 11 games with the injury. |
| May 1, 2006 A's closer Huston Street was physically cleared to pitch on Monday, according to the AP. He missed 11 games with a strained right pectoral muscle. |
| April 30, 2006 Huston Street took Saturday off from throwing after tossing a bullpen session the day before, according to the Contra Costa Times. "I threw my second bullpen yesterday and had minor soreness," Street said. "It's a day-to-day situation. It's heading in the right direction." He hopes to return to action in the next couple of days. |
| April 29, 2006 There is still no target date set for the return of Huston Street from his pectoral muscle injury, according to the AP. He did not throw on Saturday after throwing 30 pitches in the bullpen before Friday night's game against the Royals. |
| April 28, 2006 Huston Street could soon be returning from a pectoral muscle injury that has sidelined the right-hander since April 18, according to the AP. He threw 30 pitches in the bullpen before Friday night's game against the Royals. |
| April 27, 2006 Huston Street worked off the bullpen mound Wednesday for the first time since straining his right pectoral muscle on April 19, according to the Contra Costa Times. He threw 28 pitches. "Street felt very good," trainer Larry Davis said. "He threw all of his pitches. We'll see how he is Friday." |
| April 25, 2006 Huston Street could throw from a bullpen mound today for the first time since he strained his right pectoral muscle last Tuesday, according to the Contra Costa Times. Barring any setbacks, he could be ready to return to game action on Wednesday. |
| April 24, 2006 Huston Street, who is suffering from a strained right pectoral muscle, threw about 30 pitches in a bullpen session on Monday, but felt fatigued afterwards and is not expected to pitch in a game before Wednesday, according to the AP. |
| April 24, 2006 The Contra Costa Times reports that Huston Street played catch from about 150 feet on Sunday, but his strained chest muscle still was fatigued. Street said he would need to get in a throwing session off a mound before returning to game action. It's possible that session could come today. |
| April 23, 2006 Huston Street was unavailable to pitch on Sunday for the fifth straight day because of his strained chest muscle. The AP reports that Street's status for the three-game series at Texas that begins Monday is also in doubt. |
| April 23, 2006 The Contra Costa Times reports that Huston Street will test his strained chest muscle by throwing off a mound before today's game. It's possible he could be available for the contest, though it's more likely the A's will hold him out until tomorrow. "It felt good. There was no pain," Street said. "It just felt a little weak. Fatigued is more of the right word. The muscle is weak and needs to be reconditioned." |
| April 22, 2006 Huston Street was unavailable Saturday for the fourth straight game due to a strained chest muscle. According to the AP, Street had a 50-throw session before the game and could be available as soon as Monday. |
| April 22, 2006 Huston Street was unavailable for the third straight game Friday because of slight muscle strain on the right side of his chest, according to the AP. Kiko Calero picked up the save for the A's with a scoreless ninth. |
| April 20, 2006 According to the AP, Huston Street has a muscle strain in the right side of his chest that sidelined him for Thursdays game against the Tigers and may keep him out of action at least through Friday. Street felt tightness beneath the armpit area of his right arm during Tuesdays game against the Tigers, the last time he took the mound. While the injury is considered minor it is unclear whether he will be ready to pitch in the weekend series against the Angels. "The doctors are confident a couple days rest and he's going to be fine," manager Ken Macha said. Street has a 7.94 ERA and four saves in seven appearances this season. |
| April 20, 2006 In a save situation Thursday, Justin Duchscherer took the mound in the ninth for the A's instead of regular closer Huston Street. Duchscherer proceeded to blow a two-run lead, which led to the A's loss. Manager Ken Macha was most likely just giving Street a rest, as he had pitched in four of the last five games. |
| February 26, 2006 Huston Street is working on adding a changeup to his pitching repertoire, according to the AP. "The hitters told me that his changeup was really nasty when he got it over the plate," A's manager Ken Macha said. "He has a fastball that he spots on both sides of the plate, a good hard slider he can spot on both sides of the plate. We're going to try to get him to throw more changeups this year so he can be more effective against lefties." |